South American nations to exhibit at Panama Pacific Exposition
The Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco will showcase all South American nations, with heavy involvement from Pacific coast countries. Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and others plan extensive displays as trade shifts via the canal boost U.S. purchases, and state commissions from Virginia to Texas prepare grand pavilions led by leaders in Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama. The Argentine pavilion alone costs about 108000, while Argentina boosted its funding after the war began.
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San Francisco
Pacific
South America
Europe
Panama Canal
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Chile
Colombia
Rio Janeiro
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Alabanta
Kentucky
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
Frank Weldon
Atlanta
John W. Holland
Shelbyville
R. 8. Faxon
Chattanooga
John L. Smith
Jackson
Miss
Louisiana ‘Commission
Lou
South Carolina
W. B. Sullivan
Columbia
Texas
Austin
Tex
Eli Hertzberg
San Antonio
Hertzberg
Colquitt
New South
Lee Cowart
Alabama
Montgomery
H. B. Blakeslee
San
Horacio Anasagasti
Buenog
Alves
Argentinia
Romulo
Naon
Harbor View
Panama
Constantinople
South
Oakland
West End
Europe’s Panaman Exposition Interest and Preparations
Europe shows growing enthusiasm for the Panama Exposition in 1915 with national and city allocations, pavilion constructions, and exhibits from countries including Spain Italy Norway Sweden and Japan. Major outlays include New York state $700000 and New York City $250000 as preparations near completion amid expectations of unprecedented attendance and travel by Americans and international visitors.
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Spain
Holland
Italy
Norway
Teheran
Germany
Austria
Portage
Switzerland
Luxemburg
Ace
Argentina
China
New York
New York City
America
Central America
United States
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Panama Canal
Europe
Southern States to Showcase at Panama-Pacific Exposition
Hamilton Wright notes the South will present its resources industries and attractions at the Panama-Pacific Exposition opening February 20 1915. Southern state buildings will welcome visitors with displays of cities exports wealth and interests while neighboring pavilions of South American and other nations share space. The European war disrupts overseas commerce and industry affecting the continent and Britain.
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Europe
Continent
England
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