The Southern Commercial Congress and Its Rise
A historical overview of the Southern Commercial Congress from 1911 to 1915, detailing its purpose to unify Southern states in commerce, agriculture, and education. It covers: its regional scope, recovery after the Civil War, and the planned 1915 Muskogee Oklahoma convention with national and international delegates and multiple sector representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southeastern States of America
Southern Commercial Congress
United States
Congress
Washington
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Panama Canal
Muskogee
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
International Commerce Commission
International Institute of Agriculture
David Lubin
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Federation of American Republics
J. B. Case
International Irrigation Congress
American Commission On Agricultural Organization
Col
Harvie Jordan
Georgia
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
United States Commission On Rural Credits
Wilson
Congressman Moss
Indiana
United States Commission
American Commission
Europe
National Marketing Committee
Wm. 8. Goodwin
Arkansas
M. W. Richards
The
Southern Railway
American Commission of Municipal Executives
International Municipal Congress
London
LeRoy Hodges
Latin-American Trade Committee
Redfield
Clarence J. Owens
National Foreign Trade Council
Jas. J. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Willard Straight
Morgan, & Company
National Association of Commercial Organization
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati
Lucius E. Wilson
East Dorset
Vermont
Joseph E. Ransdell
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Inland Navigation Bureau
John M. Bernhard
New Orleans
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Adolph Boldt
Houston
Texas
Bruce Kennedy
Montgomery
Alabama
A. V. Snell
Charleston
Carl J. Baer
Little Rock
Walter Parker
Progressive Union
Louisiana
Southern Medical Association
Oscar Dowling
Seale Harris
Texas Farm Life Commission
S. A. Lindsay
Tyler
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
E. E. Pratt
Bradford Knapp
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Charles J. Brand
Robert F. Rose
J. H. White
Weather Bureau
C. F. Margin
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Joseph E. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Departments of Agriculture
West Virginia
North Carolina
Mississippi
Departments of Immigration
Southern
Norfolk & Western
Kai Fu Shah
Woman's
Louise G. Lindsley
Tennessee
National Housewives’ League
Julian Heath
New York
T. P. Thurston
Okla
Duncan
Bradford Warn
Sar
de Gardwel Safar
First National Bank
Lakaikenalaay
J Denne Bate Gommerese
Southern Railway Res Dress
Charles Dillon
Copper Farm Papers
Topeka
Kan
Southern Cotton. Growers’ Association
Ralph W. Moss
PF. L. Daughtridge
William 8. Goodwin
Lamaress
Miata
National Marketing Commission
Robert M. Mixson
General Assembly of
Thomas
Southgate
H. E. Blakeslee
David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence Ousley
Texas Agricultural andyf + ste —anene
George Woodruff
Woodruff Trust Company
Joliet, I
William Smith
R. J. Watson
George W. Koiner
Justin
Texas Immigration Invormiln
Cons
Louisiana Board « Health
Southern Medical Sehoiiation
Scone
Louis Bronow
Missioner
District of
Colum Eae Sreene
J. J. Pas
Sroustian Andreead Henry Mayer
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Bureau of Public Health
William H
Adole Boldt
Houston Chamber Commerce
Lucius B. Woe
Street
W. C. Culking
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Little Rock Chamber of Commerce
Howard Stro
Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association
Montgomery Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Auxiliary
Alice Robertson
George C. Lowe
Louise Grey
Woman's Jury
Southern Commercial Press
B. A. Enloe
Na Tenn
National Housewives League
Claude N. A Bennett
Ager
Congressional Information
Washington, D. C
G. L. Swiggett
Unive Tennessee
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
William A. Iselor
H Edwin
Willard Egan
Comny
York
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Federal Course
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Wooprow Wilson
Myron T.herrigh Forster
W. B. Wilson
Geo.w. Perkins
J. D. Eggleston
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
C. Thach
Dent
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
W. M. Riggs
Clemson College
J. C. Futrell
Getrarate of Arkansas
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia Comeys SA Agriculture
A. Hill
University of Missouri
Charles B. Austin
Ee L. Lewis
Asti A
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Oklahoma College of Agriculture
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
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Chas. J. Brand
Office of Markets and Rural Organiza
Fred W. Davis
H. E. Williams
Bruner
Apears
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John H. Page
Aare
B. Johnsonius
Seana
Angtation
Asarees
B. Elmore
Texas Immigration Information Bureau
Justin F. Derchand
State Immigration Bureau of
W. G. Ashton
Labor
W. A. ‘Graham
Agriculture
Frank Ardem
F. H. LaBaume
Fain
Norfolk and Western Ry
Tr Addreen
R. Hockaday
Mae S Tee Evening Dane
Robert L.owens
W. G,miapdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Clarence Ed. Owens
Southern Commercial
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