President Roosevelt outlines Panama canal and anti corruption policy
The president's message details events leading to Panama's establishment, calls for extradition treaties to fight bribes, and argues for strong enforcement to curb public corruption. It covers immigration, trust laws, forest and land reform, consular services, rural delivery, isthmian canal routes, and the Panama treaty with Colombia and its impact on U.S. interests.
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