President Roosevelt's Message to the Second Session
President Roosevelt's address to the second session outlines prosperity and national growth. He advocates regulated trusts, tariff readjustment, labor and capital rights, a commerce department, and reciprocity with Cuba. The canal, Pacific cable, and Philippines policy receive emphasis, with calls to strengthen the navy and post office revenues. He praises Philippine administration and unity, urging forest protection, Alaska policy, Indian future, and a model Washington.
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Nation Faces Big Tasks In Trust Regulation And Tariffs
In a broad message to Congress the President argues for strong regulation of interstate trusts while preserving economic growth. He warns against tariff disruption and favors measured tariff reform, reciprocity with allies, and national action over state controls. The speech also covers the Philippines, Cuba, The Hague arbitral progress, and Navy and Post Office improvements.
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