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Presidents pro tempore of the United States Senate, 1911-1913

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From August 14, 1911 to March 3, 1913, the office of President pro tempore of the United States Senate for the 62nd Congress rotated among five individuals. The sitting Senate President pro tempore William P. Frye resigned due to ill health on April 27, 1911. The Senate at that time was split between progressive Republicans, conservative Republicans, and Democrats. Each put forth a candidate, and the ballots were deadlocked until August when a compromise was reached. Democratic candidate Augustus Bacon served as pro tem for one day on August 14, 1911, and thereafter he and four Republicans rotated holding the seat for the remainder of the 62nd Congress.

President pro tempore Term
William P. Frye February 7, 1896April 27, 1911
Augustus O. Bacon August 14, 1911August 14, 1911
Charles Curtis December 4, 1911December 12, 1911
Augustus O. Bacon January 15, 1912January 17, 1912
Jacob H. Gallinger February 12, 1912February 14, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon March 11, 1912March 12, 1912
Frank B. Brandegee March 25, 1912March 26, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon April 8, 1912April 8, 1912
Jacob H. Gallinger April 26, 1912April 27, 1912
May 7, 1912May 7, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon May 10, 1912May 10, 1912
Henry Cabot Lodge May 25, 1912May 25, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon May 30, 1912June 3, 1912
June 13, 1912July 5, 1912
Jacob H. Gallinger July 6, 1912July 31, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon August 1, 1912August 10, 1912
Jacob H. Gallinger August 12, 1912August 26, 1912
Augustus O. Bacon August 27, 1912December 15, 1912
Jacob H. Gallinger December 16, 1912January 4, 1913
Augustus O. Bacon January 5, 1913January 18, 1913
Jacob H. Gallinger January 19, 1913February 1, 1913
Augustus O. Bacon February 2, 1913February 15, 1913
Jacob H. Gallinger February 16, 1913March 3, 1913

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Preceded by:
William P. Frye
President pro tempore of the United States Senate
Varying pro tems
1911-1913
Succeeded by:
James P. Clarke
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