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Roosevelt Appeals to Congress on Secret Service Powers
President Roosevelt urges reversal of last year’s sundry civil bill change that limits the Secret Service in pursuing crime. He argues the force is essential to detect and punish federal offenses and cites land frauds naturalization rings and beef trust cases as proof of its value. He notes abuses must be punished but defends careful use of the service for justice.
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