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United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate Commerce Books in Order

500 books

There are 500 books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate Commerce on BookOrb. A strong starting point is List of national, state, and local commercial organizations and national, state, and local agricultural associations (1906). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 [Transportation interests of the United States and Canada. Report 1890 · 671 pages
  2. 2 Investigation of grain rates at Missouri River points 1897 · 531 pages
  3. 3 Hearings before the Committee on Interstate Commerce of the United States Senate on the bill (S. 1439) to amend an act entitled "An act to regulate commerce 1900 · 398 pages
  4. 4 Safety appliances and power brakes on railroads. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, transmitting a report showing the condition and defects of safety appliances and the practice of operating trains by train or power brakes, etc., made in compliance with Senate resolution of May 10, 1902 1903 · 349 pages
  5. 5 Information concerning commercial organizations and agricultural associations. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission transmitting information concerning the list of national, state, and local commercial organizations, also national, state, and local agricultural associations of the United States 1903 · 296 pages
  6. 6 Alleged unlawful rates and practices in the transportation of coal and mine supplies, etc 1905 · 189 pages
  7. 7 List of national, state, and local commercial organizations and national, state, and local agricultural associations 1906 · 295 pages
  8. 8 Investigation of Western Union and Postal Telegraph-Cable Companies. Letter from the Secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor, transmitting, pursuant to a Senate resolution of May 28, 1908, a partial report showing the results of an investigation made by the Bureau of Labor into the Western Union and the Postal Telegraph-Cable Companies 1909 · 556 pages
  9. 9 Valuation of the several classes of property of common carriers 1913 · 246 pages
  10. 10 Interstate commerce in convict-made goods 1914 · 315 pages
  11. 11 Interstate commerce in products of child labor 1916 · 319 pages
  12. 12 Government investigation of railway disputes 1917 · 294 pages
  13. 13 Anthracite and bituminous coal. Letter from the Federal Trade Commission transmitting in response to Senate resolutions adopted June 22, 1916, and April 30, 1917, respectively, a report and recommendations on the anthracite and bituminous coal situation and the relation of rail-and-water transportation to the present fuel problem 1917 · 420 pages
  14. 14 Annual passes on railroads 1919 · 197 pages
  15. 15 Canadian control of railroads in the United States. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission transmitting the results of the investigation made by the Commission pursuant to Senate resolution of October 30, 1919, as to the ownership by the Government of the Dominion of Canada of railroads situated in the United States 1919 · 254 pages
  16. 16 Long and short haul by common carriers 1919 · 299 pages
  17. 17 Comparative amounts of railroad labor and pay December, 1917, and January to July, 1919 1919 · 184 pages
  18. 18 Modification of Transportation act of 1920 1922 · 720 pages
  19. 19 Regulating sale of securities 1923 · 201 pages
  20. 20 Arbitration between carriers and employees. Board of Adjustment 1924 · 304 pages
  21. 21 To Regulate Interstate Commerce by Motor Vehicles Operating as Common Carriers on the Public Highways 1926 · 195 pages
  22. 22 Long and Short Haul 1926 · 484 pages
  23. 23 Nomination of Cyrus E. Woods to be a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission 1927 · 181 pages
  24. 24 Consolidation of railroad properties. Hearings ... Sixty-ninth Congress, second session, on S. 4892, A bill to promote the unification of carriers .. 1927 · 200 pages
  25. 25 Convict labor 1928 · 188 pages
  26. 26 Before the Committee on Interstate Commerce of the Senate of the United States, 70th Congress, 1st session 1928 · 264 pages
  27. 27 Consolidation of railway properties 1928 · 231 pages
  28. 28 Federal radio commissioners 1928 · 291 pages
  29. 29 To suspend railroad consolidation 1930 · 452 pages
  30. 30 Pensions and retirement for employees of interstate railways 1933 · 459 pages
  31. 31 Regulation of transportation agencies. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission transmitting pursuant to law, a report of the Federal Coordinator of Transportation on the regulation of transportation agencies other than railroads and on proposed changes in railroad regulation 1934 · 402 pages
  32. 32 To limit length of trains in interstate commerce 1935 · 284 pages
  33. 33 Stabilization of the bituminous coal mining industry 1935 · 624 pages
  34. 34 Investigation of railroad financing 1935 · 181 pages
  35. 35 Confirmation of members of the Federal communications commission 1935 · 231 pages
  36. 36 Federal Aviation Commission. Message from the President of the United States transmitting, pursuant to law, a report of the Federal Aviation Commission containing its recommendations of a broad policy covering all phases of aviation and the relation of the United States thereto 1935 · 262 pages
  37. 37 To regulate interstate commerce in bituminous coal 1936 · 238 pages
  38. 38 Proposed sale of the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad 1936 · 359 pages
  39. 39 To prevent uniform delivered prices 1936 · 706 pages
  40. 40 To regulate the products of child labor 1937 · 192 pages
  41. 41 To amend the Motor carrier act, 1935 1938 · 204 pages
  42. 42 Compulsory block-booking and blind selling in the motion-picture industry 1938 · 219 pages
  43. 43 Unemployment-insurance system for employees engaged in interstate commerce 1938 · 201 pages
  44. 44 To amend the Bankruptcy act 1939 · 203 pages
  45. 45 Anti "block-booking" and "blind selling" in the leasing of motion-picture films 1939 · 651 pages
  46. 46 Freight-rate discriminations 1939 · 623 pages
  47. 47 Less-than-carload freight traffic and freight forwarder carload traffic 1940 · 540 pages
  48. 48 To amend the Interstate commerce act as to pipe lines 1940 · 196 pages
  49. 49 To authorize a study of the radio rules and regulations of Federal Communications Commission 1941 · 628 pages
  50. 50 Abandonment of the Denver and Rio Grande western railroad between Antonito, Colorado, and Santa Fe, New Mexico 1941 · 369 pages
  51. 51 Railroad wages 1943 · 181 pages
  52. 52 Shortage of railroad equipment for transportation purposes 1943 · 521 pages
  53. 53 Leland Olds' reappointment to Federal power commission 1944 · 235 pages
  54. 54 Grain-car shortage in northwestern and middle western states 1945 · 591 pages
  55. 55 Problems of the fishing industry 1958 · 226 pages
  56. 56 Retirement Pension System for Railroad Employees 1971 · 185 pages
  57. 57 Continuing Federal Radio Commission to March 16, 1930 1971 · 191 pages
  58. 58 Six-Hour Day for Employees of Carriers Engaged in Interstate and Foreign Commerce 1971 · 306 pages
  59. 59 Cable-Landing Licenses 1971 · 513 pages
  60. 60 Limiting the Car Length of Trains 1971 · 232 pages

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A good starting point is List of national, state, and local commercial organizations and national, state, and local agricultural associations (1906).

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In publication order: 1. [Transportation interests of the United States and Canada. Report (1890), 2. Investigation of grain rates at Missouri River points (1897), 3. Hearings before the Committee on Interstate Commerce of the United States Senate on the bill (S. 1439) to amend an act entitled "An act to regulate commerce (1900), 4. Safety appliances and power brakes on railroads. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, transmitting a report showing the condition and defects of safety appliances and the practice of operating trains by train or power brakes, etc., made in compliance with Senate resolution of May 10, 1902 (1903), 5. Information concerning commercial organizations and agricultural associations. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission transmitting information concerning the list of national, state, and local commercial organizations, also national, state, and local agricultural associations of the United States (1903), 6. Alleged unlawful rates and practices in the transportation of coal and mine supplies, etc (1905), 7. List of national, state, and local commercial organizations and national, state, and local agricultural associations (1906), 8. Investigation of Western Union and Postal Telegraph-Cable Companies. Letter from the Secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor, transmitting, pursuant to a Senate resolution of May 28, 1908, a partial report showing the results of an investigation made by the Bureau of Labor into the Western Union and the Postal Telegraph-Cable Companies (1909), 9. Valuation of the several classes of property of common carriers (1913), 10. Interstate commerce in convict-made goods (1914), 11. Interstate commerce in products of child labor (1916), 12. Government investigation of railway disputes (1917), 13. Anthracite and bituminous coal. Letter from the Federal Trade Commission transmitting in response to Senate resolutions adopted June 22, 1916, and April 30, 1917, respectively, a report and recommendations on the anthracite and bituminous coal situation and the relation of rail-and-water transportation to the present fuel problem (1917), 14. Annual passes on railroads (1919), 15. Canadian control of railroads in the United States. Letter from the Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission transmitting the results of the investigation made by the Commission pursuant to Senate resolution of October 30, 1919, as to the ownership by the Government of the Dominion of Canada of railroads situated in the United States (1919), and 45 more.