President's message to Congress outlines policy goals
President Roosevelt’s message to Congress, read at the opening of the short session, covers prosperity, government expenditure, labor and capital relations, and calls for moderation with reforms. It urges anti-rebate laws, labor organization rules, an overhaul of naturalization, currency reform, and stronger naval and military readiness while guiding foreign policy and the Philippines.
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