Speaker Re-elected Despite House Insurgents’ Challenge
The speaker was re-elected receiving 204 votes amid an insurgent bid from within the House. The vote outcome confirms the leadership despite opposition and internal friction.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
5
The speaker was re-elected receiving 204 votes amid an insurgent bid from within the House. The vote outcome confirms the leadership despite opposition and internal friction.
Washington March 15 extraordinary session of the Sixty first congress began called by President Taft to enact legislation. The senate held a brief initial session while the house with 77 new members organized and sworn in, Alexander McDowell presiding during the ceremony as members from each state took the oath of office.
Divorce suits have been filed in the forty seventh district court. W Williams sues Alice Williams and Jala Burleson sues Albert Burleson.
Special to The Light from Austin Texas reports Speaker A. M. Kennedy resigning at 2:14 PM, accepted by a viva voce vote. John Marshall of Grayson County elected unopposed as speaker. Kennedy allegedly resisted resignation until governor signs a penitentiary investigation bill. Bailey faction rumored to back Kennedy’s successor. anti Kennedy group chaired by five men seeks Bailey ally as new leader.
Sen. Hale of Meremrottean cat atts announces Republican committee to select standing Senate committees. Members listed include Aldrich Kean McComber Crane Flint Southerland Curtis Bora and Dixon. Committee then reorganizes the enmities.
Leading spot markets report mixed activity with scattered sales in New York New Orleans Galveston and BOG readings. Prices shown as figures like 25 48 7008 1200 9916 and 3035 indicate varied demand and steady to easy conditions across several ports.
Open high low and close values appear for Wheat Corn and Oats with scattered figures and several unreadable fragments. Mentions US City Transna City Missouri and dates in 2010 through 2020 hint at historical price reporting and commodity listings. The fragmentary OCR hides exact market figures and full item names.
Fort Worth Texas March 16 cattle receipts 2000 hogs higher demand steer prices around 4.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight hogs at 6.80 per hundred. Calves steady.
Francisco Ramires 28, laborer, was found dead with the top of his head blown off four and a half miles west of Van Ormy on the Simmons railroad project. Albino Banner 50, also a laborer, is in custody, denies the killing. Details say the pair left Burns camp yesterday morning on a hunting trip and Ramires was killed by a bird shot to the head. No witnesses reported.
The New York World presses pleaded not guilty before Judge Holt in federal court to charges of criminal vice related to a Panama campaign. Delaney Nicoll and Caleb Van Jama and Van Hamm entered not guilty pleas and were granted a week to prepare special pleading on jurisdiction.
A meeting of the trades display parade committee will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Business Men's club to plan the parade and select a chairman. The committee includes Dr. Glover Johns, Graham Dow, John Sweaver, AH Calkins, Iray Houston, Alex Brownlee, WIK Ewing, Ike Kampmin, Karl Hor mmann, Recht, Wigarr, Abel, Wolfson, Alfred Du erler.
The forecast for San Antonio and surrounding area calls for tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to rise to a high near 60s with mild conditions and light winds. Overnight lows may fall into the 40s with partly cloudy skies.
Duke Cthani and his guard are photographed leaving jail en route to a murder trial. Deputy Sheriff Joe Wer leads the escort as they pass West Commerce and Camakon streets. The image captures the prisoner with a knife at his side and guards nearby amid a tense moment before court.
Abd o elach, reportedly near seven wins and a hospital ward, died rapidly after a fight that began Thursday morning. Joe Wiley yer, living in San Francisco, sent Telegram prompting police to act. Detective Joe Slawe said preliminaries followed. gunman shot Paljteman Robin in the shoulder. Doctor Burg operated. victim remained in care. The Hospital reported the patient in severe condition but showing signs of recovery earlier.
The morning edition notes Mayo receives real Shamrocks sent by Callaghan. The recipient, honored today, is to appear in appropriate garb Wednesday for St Patrick’s Day ceremonies amid preengineered events and celebrations.
Reawmnont Texas March 18 Lanny W Galas multimillionaire retires from New York and provides for a 34000 library as part of a man-sollerie he is establishing Port Arthur Ne
Reports of a serious wreck on the Bonlh en Paenie al Sanderson yesterday morning were greatly exaggerated. Passengers say only minor injuries occurred. the train sustained engine damage but could have continued. An engineer slowed and halted near Sanderson, sparking initial alarm that subsequent statements in the city refute.
President Taft remains occupied with callers and duties, delaying a tariff message. He plans to submit the message later, with the delay extending beyond today. Washington dispatches note the evolving situation and tentative timing.
Washington March 15 Rep Champ Clark of Missouri was chosen Democratic candidate for speaker after roll call showing 171 Democrats in favor. A plans debate followed to enlarge the rules committee and revise House rules to curb Speaker control.
Special to The Light reports the U S Supreme Court is expected to announce a final decision this afternoon in the Texas Waters Pierce case. The company faces ouster and a possible federal receivership over its property, with outcomes including redirection of control to a federal receiver.
A city council meeting this afternoon will discuss an ordinance proposed by Mayor Callaghan banning the establishment erection or maintenance of any sanitarium or similar institution for tuberculous or contagious diseases. The measure carries a daily penalty up to 200 dollars and would declare any such sanatorium a nuisance subject to abatement and arrest for noncompliance.
On March 15 Paris faces a possible federal strike by telegraphers and telephone workers in post office bureaus. ATL branches are involved. Services are disorganized and guards, police, and a regiment of infantry have been deployed around post office properties.
An Alabama flood report describes rising waters approaching a record stage with wagon bridges washed out and minimal fatalities. Selma areas report river overflow extending over low country while most neighborhoods remain intact except four households and ongoing assessments after March 13.
Governor Haskell and eight prominent Oklahoma men under indictment flee a motion to quash the indictments at Vinita. The case is postponed until April 5 in Tulsa.
Princeton joins in honoring Grover Goeland with a memorial service in New York City on Thursday. Ned Pringdion reports that 87 Princeton students will act as pallbearers and represent the university at the observance.
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