President Roosevelt’s Final Annual Message Emphasizes Reform
The article reviews Roosevelt’s last annual message to Congress, highlighting calls to regulate interstate corporations, strengthen the judiciary, and pass a federal liability law. It notes his focus on conservation, labor, and fair dealing, framing the message as a progressive, historically aware defense of reform.
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Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Withal
Senate
Financial State and Trust Regulation in Roosevelt Message
In a president’s address to Congress the nation’s finances are praised as excellent with a seven year surplus and debt reduction. It warns currency system flaws, cites bank support measures, and Panama Canal bond issues, while endorsing stronger Interstate Commerce Commission oversight and public disclosure to curb improper favoritism.
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Treasury Department
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Eet
Panama Canal
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Railroads and wage workers reform in the era of progress
The address urges public oversight of railroad practices to prevent over capitalisation and investor fraud while balancing shareholder and worker interests. It supports higher wage protections, old age pensions, postal savings banks, inland waterways, and a parcel post experiment, praising Panama Canal progress.
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