President Roosevelts Address to Congress On Finance And Reform
Roosevelt calls for national control over interstate commerce with a strong rail and rate oversight, urges publicity of corporate matters, favors anti trust reforms, and supports broad social measures including postal savings banks, wage protections, and education funding while stressing conservation and foreign policy consistency. The message praises Panama Canal progress and urges gradual Philippine self government and Cuban stability.
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