President Roosevelt urges strong national control over interstate commerce
Theodore Roosevelt argues for central federal authority to regulate large corporations and railroads, backing a new framework over antitrust law, wage protections, pension plans, postal savings banks, and expanded public works including forests, waterways, and education, with emphasis on judiciary reform and national leadership.
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