Charles Nagel

Charles Nagel (1849 - 1940) was a U.S. lawyer. He served as the last Secretary of Commerce and Labor between 1909 and 1913.

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Preceded by:
Oscar S. Straus 		United States Secretary of Commerce and Labor
1909–1913 		Succeeded by:
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United States Secretaries of Commerce
Secretaries of Commerce & Labor (1903–1913): Cortelyou | Metcalf | Straus | Nagel<center>
Secretaries of Commerce (1913–): Redfield | Alexander | Hoover | Whiting | Lamont | Chapin | Roper | Hopkins | Jones | Wallace | Harriman | Sawyer | Weeks | Strauss | Mueller | Hodges | Connor | Trowbridge | Smith | Stans | Peterson | Dent | Morton | Richardson | Kreps | Klutznick | Baldrige | Verity | Mosbacher | Franklin | Brown | Kantor | Daley | Mineta | Evans | Gutierrez
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