Roosevelt's Historic Meeting
Amid a severe coal strike, tensions rise as coal becomes scarce and prices soar. Roosevelt breaks from tradition by inviting both labor and corporate leaders to negotiate, signaling a pivotal moment in U.S. history. As winter looms, the stakes are high, and the president's unique approach could change the landscape of labor relations forever.In this clip
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112: A Square Deal (pt. 1): Corp. Regulation—a coal strike, a trust, & Teddy’s Frenemy J.P. Morgan
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