President Roosevelt calls for bold reform in economy and law
President Roosevelt urges federal control of corporations inflation curb, inheritance and income taxes, improved currency system, labor dispute conciliation, and broader education. He stresses jury oversight, limits on injunctions, anti lynching stance, and stronger international diplomacy including treatment of Japanese immigrants. He also advocates for shipping, agriculture, and Panama canal measures.
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