President's Message on Trusts Tariff and Nation's Future
The document argues prosperity rooted in law and warns of evil from unregulated trusts. It urges Congress to regulate interstate commerce, reform tariffs, pursue reciprocity, and create expert tariff studies. It stresses balance between capital and labor, prudent monetary policy, and steady national progress through measured reform.
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United States and Cuba Reciprocity and International Policy
A congressional address urges creation of a Secretary of Commerce with cabinet status to oversee interstate business and labor issues, supports reciprocity with Cuba, promotes The Hague arbitration principles, and outlines aims for canal, Philippines governance, and western irrigation while praising military and civil administration achievements.
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