President Roosevelt Urges Federal Control of Interstate Commerce
The president argues for national regulation of big interstate enterprises, railroads, and antitrust reform, urging federal incorporation or licensing for major carriers, supervision of shares, and stronger enforcement to curb overcapitalization and unfair practices. He calls for currency elasticity, postal banks, and coordinated action among federal and state bodies.
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