Roosevelt Currency Plan and National Finance Spotlight
The Washington message to Congress reviews the nation’s strong finances yet urges currency reform. It notes a $902.9 million currency increase 1901 to 1908, Treasury relief actions, Panama canal bond issues, and a net surplus of about $99.3 million with reduced interest obligations. No new taxes were raised.
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Control of Corporations and National Oversight
A speech argues for federal control of interstate business, especially railroads, under the Interstate Commerce Commission. It favors public accountability, disclosure of securities, and limits on rebates, while supporting coordinated regulation and protection of investors, workers, and shippers.
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Addressing Wageworker Status and Progressive Labor Reform
President urges state action to complement national efforts for wageworker reform. He warns against blind resistance to change and calls for steady, multi-directional steps to widen worker ownership of wealth and control of tools, ending with a note continued on Page Three.
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