President Roosevelt calls for strong measures against anarchists
The president urges Congress to deport anarchists and criminals, strengthen laws against treasonous speech, and extend federal power over interstate actions while warning that violence toward leaders cannot be tolerated. He argues for public scrutiny of trusts, regulation of corporations, and broader economic policies to sustain prosperity and protect workers.
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