The Federal Election. Mr. Conroy at Crookwell
There was a large mixed audience at the Crookwell Literary Institute on Tuesday night, when Mr. A. H. C[?]nroy, the s[?] Liberal Candidate, for…
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Politics & elections, 1914
223 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 12
Elections. the Nominations
Nominations for the Senate and House of Representatives closed on Friday. Is this State four sitting members have been returned unopposed. These are the Prime Minister, Mr…
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Mr. A. H. Conroy was in Goulburn this (Saturday) morning. He reports having addressed meetings at Crookwell, Binda, Bigga, Junction Point, Tuena Peelwood, Limerick, and Laggan,…
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Melbourne, Thursday.—Mr. Cook still contends that it is undesirable to take any course which would interfere with the Federal elections. The whole question, he says, received…
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Mr. J. Lynch, the selected labour candidate for Werriwa, was in Goulburn on Sunday. He reports. having had good meetings around the electorate. "After my opening meeting at…
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Nominations for the Senate and House of Represenmtatives closed on Friday. In this State four sitting members have been returned…
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It is indeed to be deplored that the Commonwealth should be occupied with the conduct of a campaign of election proceedings whilst the minds…
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"I am bound to say that tile industrial and financial outlook for the Commonwealth, as a Whole, which was the subject of most careful consideration by the conference between the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Parliament. War Legislation. the Savings Banks. a Moratorium
In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday evening further steps were taken to guard against emergencies which may arise out of the war. The Premier (Mr. Holman) explained…
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Mr. Conroy informs us that he had a very fair meeting at Marulan on Monday night. He dealt exhaustively with the political situation, and spoke of the inadvisability of postponing the…
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Messrs. H. E. Pratten and A. K. Trethowan, two of the Liberal candidates for the Senate, will address the electors to-morrow (Friday) evening in the Town Hall. The chair will be…
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The Legislative Assembly on Thursday gave further consideration to the emergency measures previously introduced. The Council passed the Mortaorium, Government Savings…
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Electioneering literature is being scattered broadcast throughout the land by both Liberal and Labour parties. One of the Labour leaflets is devoted to old age pensions, and is…
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Mr. Fisher's attention was drawn to a remark attributed by the newspaper reports to Senator Millen during his meeting at the Town Hall on Monday night. Senator Millen was…
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People have their ideals in sport as well as in other things. If you put up a great footballer he would beat Mr. Lloyd George or anybody else at an election.—Rev. A. T. Waldron…
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Mr. Conroy, the selected Liberal candidate for the electorate of Werriwa in the House of Representatives, addressed Goulburn electors from the balcony of the Liberal committee…
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When the House of Commons resumed to-day the Chamber was crowded. Mr. Asquith said the Government did not propose to resume the right to capture enemy merchandise in…
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The announcement that the Hon. Austin Chapman contemplates addressing the electors in Yass tomorrow (Friday) evening, serves as…
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Mr. Conroy addressed a gathering at Kenmore on Wednesday night in the open air. He explained the political situation, and pointed out that the elections were unavoidable. He…
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An election is part of tho process of tho people governing themselves. The people of Australia lire without a parliament, and in this great crisis it is more…
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