The Congress has created the Department of Commerce and Labor, including the Bureau of Corporations, with for the first time authority to secure proper publicity of such proceedings of these great corporations as the public has the right to know.
Roosevelt discusses the creation of the Department of Commerce and Labor, emphasizing its role in corporate transparency.
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