Roosevelt's Message to Fifty-Eighth Congress Highlights Economic Reform
The President reports on the new Department of Commerce and Labor, anti trust enforcement, and fair treatment of capital and labor. He urges treaties to extradite bribery, immigration controls, postal reforms, and civil service extension, while outlining finances, merchant marine goals, and arbitration as a path to peace. He covers Alaska development, China and Turkey relations, and consular service savings.
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President Roosevelt
Fifty-Eighth Congress
Turkey
Consular Service
Army
Roosevelt
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Department of Commercce and Labor
Department
South America
Asia
State Department
St. Louis
Ught
United States
Mexico
New York
Messrs
Arthur v. Vriesen
Lee “. Frankel
Eugene A. Philbin
Thomas W. Hynes
Ralph Trautman
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Department of Justice
Portland Canal
Mount St. Elias
Stikine
Lynn Canal
White and
Chilkoot
Klukwan
Klehnt
High Commission
Great Britain
Elihu Root
Henry Castor Lodge
George Turner
Lord Alverstone
England
Louis Amable Jette
Supreme Court of
Quebec
A.B. Aylenworth
K. C
Toronto
London
Tongass Inlet
Wales
Pearse Islands
Mount &J. Elias
Stikine River
White
Chitscoot
Kietint
Intermodus Vivend
Poreppine River
Gineler Crcete
Tulted
Far Northwest
Venezuela
Great
Britain
Germany
Italy
Caracas
Washington
France
Spain
Belgium
Netherlands
Sweden
Norway
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Hague Tribunal
Russia
Austria
High Court of International Justice
Hague
McKinley
Supreme Cort
Peckham, J
High Seasy
Bra
Beirut
China
Shangha
Oriental Empire
Manchuria
Mukden
Antung
Yalu
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Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Republic of Mexico
Ponstoffce Department
Interparliamentary Union For International Arbitration
Vienna
Haagte ‘Tribunal
Lewis and Clark
Pacife
Oregon
Worland
Alaska
Natio
Eral
Alaaia