Progressive Candidates
Mr. W. L. Howarth announces that he will be in the field for Wollondilly. His claim upon Progressive Party support is his farming interests in the…
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Politics & elections, 1922
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The Elections
The A.L.P. Executive met on Friday and Saturday nights, and discussed every phase of the political situation. The Premier (Mr. Dooley) and other…
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Messrs. W. Davies and. J. J. Cleary, Ms.L.A., addressed well attended meeting of the Labor League at Camden last right, when Messrs. Davies, Cleary and…
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On Monday evening the local Labor Party met in Woodhill's buildings, and, among other things discussed, was nominations for the forthcoming…
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"Advocate" reports:— On Monday night last Messrs. Davies and Cleary, Ms.L.A., addressed a large and enthusiastic labor league meeting…
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A meeting of delegates was held in Wollongong on Tuesday afternoon. It was decided to adopt the title of National Progressive Coalition Party, and…
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Sir,—The militant unionists of the South Coast are wondering on what grounds and at whose request R. C. Osborne presumes to stand as an…
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On Monday evening a number of members of the Thirroul Labor League met in Birch's Hall and discussed various matters arising in connection with the…
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The Industrial Party have endorsed the candidature of Mr. R. Osborne for Wollondilly. Mr. E. L. Tubman has been appointed…
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Local committees representative of the various political parties have been termed at Thirroul, and they are busy organising their respective forces for…
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JAMBEROO.—A record meeting was held here on Tuesday last, on the occasion of the Leader of the Party, Sir George Fuller, K.C.M.G, M.L.A.,…
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At the instance of Mr. M. F. Morton, it has been decided to establish new polling places for the forthcoming election at Yellow Rock (Albion Park),…
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Last Friday evening in Wollongong a fairly large crowd gathered about the Monument. The Mayor, Alderman N. Snath, who presided, introduced first…
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On Monday evening Mr. Mark Morton addressed a fair audience. Mr. C. Statham presided. Mr. Morton said that the legislation! proposed by Mr. McGirr…
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Mr. Sid Bird (Miners' President), announces that a large bundle of Wally S. Thompson's credentials arrived at the miners' office with a request that…
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On Monday evening Messrs. J. J. Cleary and Walter Thompson, selected Labor candidates, spoke at the Monument There was a fair audience. Mr…
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The Premier and Mr. Cruickshanks were announced to speak in the Globe Hall on Tuesday evening at 7.30. There was at that time a fair audience…
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If we printed the speeches of the various candidates, it is possible that they would not be read at this late hour in the political campaign…
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There was a crowded audience in the town Hall yester night, when Sir George Fuller, the leader of the Coalition Party, spoke. The Mayor…
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Mr. W. L. Howarth spoke at the Monument, Wollongong, on Saturday evening. He explained the items of the Progressive party's policy. The Progressive…
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