Kaiser was born on 16 September 1869 in Buenos Aires. Shortly after his birth, his family moved to Luján, Buenos Aires, fleeing a yellow fever epidemic in the capital. He attended high school in France, before returning to Argentina in 1886. Back in Luján, Kaiser married Francisca Echandi, daughter of a carpenter.[1]
Kaiser worked as a primary school teacher before joining the Radical Revolution of 1893. In 1897, he was appointed as secretary of the magistrate's court of Luján. He served a number of times as member of the Luján City Council, eventually becoming its president. In 1904, he founded La Opinión, which remained the main newspaper in Luján for some time.[1]
Political career
Despite having formed part of the Radical Civic Union (UCR) during its early years, he would later become a member of the National Democratic Party, the country's main conservative party, as did many former UCR members who supported the gubernatorial candidacy of Bernardo de Irigoyen in 1898.[1]
Having served as secretary to mayor Juan B. Barnech from 1905 to 1906, he would later be elected mayor in his own right in 1909, and later in 1915. He was also a member of the Buenos Aires Province Chamber of Deputies, and in 1936 he was elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies for a four-year term. He was president of both chambers: from 5 December 1934 to 27 April 1936 he presided the provincial chamber, and from 1938 to 1940 he presided the national chamber. He was also a member of the province's Constitutional Convention in 1934.[1] As president of the National Chamber of Deputies, he attended the first Flag Day celebrations in Rosario in 1938.[2]
Kaiser fell from grace due to a bribery case in El Palomar in 1940, and he was declared guilty by a local court. He later went into exile in Uruguay. President Juan Perón granted him pardon shortly before his death in 1952, in Luján.[3]
References
^ abcdCortabarría, Jorge J. (24 April 2010). "Luján en 1910". El Civismo (in Spanish). Retrieved 3 October 2022.
^Verna, Orlando (20 June 2021). "Cómo fue en 1938 el primer Día de la Bandera en Rosario y en el país". La Capital (in Spanish).
^Bayer, Osvaldo (2004). Los anarquistas expropiadores (in Spanish). Buenos Aires: Virus. ISBN8496044327.
juan, gaudencio, kaiser, september, 1869, february, 1952, argentine, businessman, politician, national, democratic, party, served, intendente, mayor, luján, buenos, aires, from, 1909, 1910, later, serveda, president, national, chamber, deputies, from, 1938, 19. Juan Gaudencio Kaiser 16 September 1869 1 February 1952 was an Argentine businessman and politician of the National Democratic Party He served as intendente mayor of Lujan Buenos Aires from 1909 to 1910 and later serveda as President of the National Chamber of Deputies from 1938 to 1940 Juan G KaiserPresident of the Chamber of DeputiesIn office 25 April 1938 3 January 1940Preceded byCarlos NoelSucceeded byCarlos NoelNational DeputyIn office 27 April 1936 25 April 1940ConstituencyBuenos AiresMayor of LujanIn office January 1909 31 December 1910Preceded byJuan B BarnechSucceeded byJose Maria PerezPersonal detailsBorn 1869 09 16 16 September 1869Buenos Aires ArgentinaDied1 February 1952 1952 02 01 aged 82 Lujan ArgentinaPolitical partyNational Democratic PartyEarly life EditKaiser was born on 16 September 1869 in Buenos Aires Shortly after his birth his family moved to Lujan Buenos Aires fleeing a yellow fever epidemic in the capital He attended high school in France before returning to Argentina in 1886 Back in Lujan Kaiser married Francisca Echandi daughter of a carpenter 1 Kaiser worked as a primary school teacher before joining the Radical Revolution of 1893 In 1897 he was appointed as secretary of the magistrate s court of Lujan He served a number of times as member of the Lujan City Council eventually becoming its president In 1904 he founded La Opinion which remained the main newspaper in Lujan for some time 1 Political career EditDespite having formed part of the Radical Civic Union UCR during its early years he would later become a member of the National Democratic Party the country s main conservative party as did many former UCR members who supported the gubernatorial candidacy of Bernardo de Irigoyen in 1898 1 Having served as secretary to mayor Juan B Barnech from 1905 to 1906 he would later be elected mayor in his own right in 1909 and later in 1915 He was also a member of the Buenos Aires Province Chamber of Deputies and in 1936 he was elected to the Argentine Chamber of Deputies for a four year term He was president of both chambers from 5 December 1934 to 27 April 1936 he presided the provincial chamber and from 1938 to 1940 he presided the national chamber He was also a member of the province s Constitutional Convention in 1934 1 As president of the National Chamber of Deputies he attended the first Flag Day celebrations in Rosario in 1938 2 Kaiser fell from grace due to a bribery case in El Palomar in 1940 and he was declared guilty by a local court He later went into exile in Uruguay President Juan Peron granted him pardon shortly before his death in 1952 in Lujan 3 References Edit a b c d Cortabarria Jorge J 24 April 2010 Lujan en 1910 El Civismo in Spanish Retrieved 3 October 2022 Verna Orlando 20 June 2021 Como fue en 1938 el primer Dia de la Bandera en Rosario y en el pais La Capital in Spanish Bayer Osvaldo 2004 Los anarquistas expropiadores in Spanish Buenos Aires Virus ISBN 8496044327 Political officesPreceded byJuan B Barnech Mayor of Lujan1909 1910 Succeeded byJose Maria PerezPreceded byLuis Maria Berro President of the Chamber of Deputies of Buenos Aires1934 1936 Succeeded byRoberto Mario UzalPreceded byCarlos Noel President of the Chamber of Deputies1939 1940 Succeeded byCarlos Noel This article about an Argentine politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Juan Gaudencio Kaiser amp oldid 1130651152, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
