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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1911

Page

2

Bailey Resigns From Senate After Dramatic Plea

In a dramatic session Congress faced a storm over Joseph W. Bailey of Texas resigning his Senate seat. Vice President Sherman and dozens of Democrats urged Colquitt to refuse the resignation as Bailey capitulated under intense lobbying from corporate interests. Bailey later withdrew his resignation, pledging to serve to the limit of his strength while upholding Democratic principles.

Chamber Taylor Ten- Yan Wients Bailey Sherman Colquitt Tnto Lorimer Crane Cartier Depew Kean Times Republican Corporation Toc Bailley Texas Senate Bacon Tillman Paynter Bankhead Public Service Senate Arizona Open Texas J. W. Baidey Colauitt Murphy J. J. Lee Overman James B.laferro T. H. Paynter J. H. Bank Leroy Percy Joseph F. John Robert L. Taylor Clarence W. Watson Duncan V. Fletcher

Me Too Burden of Colquitt’s Reply

Special dispatch from Austin Texas reports Governor Colquitt replying to Bailey’s resignation withdrawal. Colquitt commends Bailey for sacrificing public honors to reject the initiative referendum and recall as socialist doctrine and states he would resign the governorship rather than approve it.

Austin Tex Joseph W. Bailey Washington Texas O. B. Colquitt Bailey Colquitt Rep Jos. W. Bailey United States Senate Washington, D. C C. B. Colquitt

Cost of Maintaining Heiress Requires Large Funds

The heiress will spend the summer abroad at costs from 2500 to 10000 dollars. Her Europe expenses last year exceeded 10000 dollars. A trust fund of 1000000 dollars left by her grandfather to Miss Elkins has grown to 1256352 dollars, producing about 52000 dollars yearly.

Europe

Cost of Maintaining an Heiress in a Year

It lists yearly expenses for an heiress including a maid at $100 a month, music lessons $1200, motor chauffeur and horses $3000, dresses $5000, and travel and vacations $10,000. The items show a private household budget with luxury line items and annual totals.

Senators Give Reasons for Voting Against Bailey Resign

Austin March 4 Senator Horace Vaughan printed his reasons for voting against a resolution to urge Bailey not to resign. He argues a qualified Texas man could fill the office and provide political peace, opposes imposing resignation on Bailey, and protests endorsing Bailey over Lorimer Payne Aldrich and other public questions. Senator Peeler also offered a reason tied to a campaign pledge not to vote on matters about Senator Boley and related issues.

Austin Tex Horace Vaughan Bailey Journal Texas Peeler State Senate Boley

Heiress Marie Louise Elkins to receive $20,000 yearly

Trustees of William L. Elkins estate back heiress Marie Louise Elkins receiving a $20,000 annual allowance for her maintenance while relocating to San Francisco for her debut. Judge Solley notes trustees have broad discretion under the will and need not seek court action.

Philadelphia Marie Louise Elkins William L. Elkins Kate Felton Elkins Traction Miss Elkins William F. Solly Norristown William L. Elkins Jr Marie Louise Ikins George W. Elkins John G. Johnson Sydney E. Tyler Sally Eggee

New Water Tank At Fort Sam Houston

Excavation for the foundation of a 200000 gallon water tank in the Fort Sam Houston quadrangle is under way to west of the present tank. The project aims to adequately supply water to the expanded post area.

Fort Sam Houston

Uncle Joe Lays Down His Gavel for Last Time

Washington reports Joseph G Cannon bids farewell as speaker after 36 years in the House. He thanks colleagues, recalls friendships, and says at age nearly 75 he cannot return to the speakership, wishing health and happiness to all.

Champ Clark Cannon Joe House of Representatives Missouri

Boys Sell Possessions and Leave to Join Mexican Revolt

Clyde Jones aged 15 and A Basye aged 14 sold bicycles then rode toward the border with 380 in cash to join insurgents in Mexico. Sheriff Will Wright intercepted them near Floresville, brought them back, and contacted their parents after learning of their plans. Their parents and guardians were informed and the incident ended with their return home.

Mexico Clyde Jones A. Basye Floresville Will Wright Wright Tobin Sheriff Wright Sheriff Tobin Silver Moon Avenue D Grand Avenue

Four Quarter Skirt Rivals Harem Fashion in New York

New fashion alert as the four quarter skirt arrives in New York aboard the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. The design resembles a directoire style but is slit at front back and both sides creating four quarters with bottom flaps fastened to shield the wearer’s vision in windy streets.

New York

Final Speech Passes as Congress Adjourns After Four Terms

The speaker, after signing the last bill and wielding the gavel for the final time, adjourns the congress. His voice quivered as he stepped from the dais, greeted by veteran colleagues amid a chorus of America and Auld Lang Syne.

Congress America

Snakes in Suitcase Stirring Zoo Mix-Up at Waldorf

New York on March 4 reports curator Raymond L. Dumarsa displayed four pet snakes for the Hocky Mountain club at the Waldorf then left the suitcase with club manager Zayas. John Toomey, park keeper, retrieved the case and later found pajamas and shirts inside. Elmer A. DePue attempted to move the case to Washington but fled after seeing the contents. The porter and a zoo staffer exchanged cases. Ditmars opened the original to find the snakes had caused no harm and fled upon seeing the contents.

New York Raymond L. Dumarsa Hocky Mountain Club the Waldorf Zayas John Toomey Park Keeper Toomey Ditmars Elmer A. DePue Rocky Mountain Club Pennsylvania Station Washington de Pue Porter Harrison N. J

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WN Senate Mr. Bailey Alfred G. Vanderbilt Margaret Hollins McKim Isaac L. Emerson Smith Hollins McKim Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Ork Vanderbilt Emerson McKim Frederick McCor Mack Mrs. McKim Dr. McKim Senato Burden OF Colquitt Senate Y Connie Mack Athletics United States Cuernavaca Opal Exporters Cuernavaca, Morelos House Joseph G. Cannon ZOO Curator Babcock Mitchell Farm Wallace San Antonio
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