Federal Elections
For any article, or reference, of a political nature, dealing with the forthcoming Federal elections, appearing in "The Lachlander," full responsibility…
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Politics & elections, 1934
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Federal Election MR. W. Keast (State Labour Candidate) at Grenfell
Mr. Keast, the selected State Labour candidate for the Calare Electorate, addressed a meeting, in Main-street on Saturday night…
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We do not want Scullin, Lang and destruction, but Lyons, Stevens and construction.—Mr. L. T. Courtenay, U.A.P. Senate candidate…
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Mr. Keast, the selected State Labor Candidate for the Calare Electorate, addressed a meeting at Cowra on Monday evening, Mr. J. O’Connor being in the chair. In his opening remarks he said that he had no apologies…
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Mr. Macartney Abbott, second son of the late Sir J. P. Abbott, K.C.M.G., born at Murrurundi, 3rd July, 1877. Educated at the State School,…
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Mrs. Ethel M. Arthur Smith, the selected Douglas Credit candidate for Calare, who is well-known as a social welfare worker in the city and who…
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only one which was in a position to deal with it. One of its principal problems was in connection with the 70,000 children who reached school…
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Mr. Hogan states the main features of the Federal Labor Party's policy included the proposals for reform in the monetary system, a definite…
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Mr. W. M. Hughes, M.P., in a broadcast address, expressed a doubt as to whether, under the constitution, the Federal Parliament had…
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Following is official information from the Divisional returning Officer for Riverina:—. On polling day, Saturday,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Swing to Lyons Victorian Bye-elections (By Wire) Sydney
The Secretary of the United Australia Party (Mr. W. H. Horsfield) says that the Victorian bye-elections which were held on Saturday may…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Federal Elections Mr. Cusack's Address Lang Plan Denounced
You may worship Jack Lang, but it is quite possible that you. have never met the man. I know him, and I know that he signed…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Address by Mr. Buttenshaw In Support of C.P. Candidates
The Hon. E. A. Buttenshaw,.M.L.A. (Minister for Lands) addressed public meeting in the C.W.A. Hall on Thursday night last in support of…
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For any article, or reference of a political nature, dealing with the forthcoming Federal elections, appearing in "The Lachlander," full responsibility…
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The Government swore a vendetta against me and threatened to get me out of Parliament. They are now doing all in their power to carry out…
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Mr. D. R. Hall, speaking at Grenfell on Tuesday night in favor of Dr. Nott's candidature, said one of the main differences between the…
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Mr. Lang' is one of the richest men in the Labor movement. We are not able to supply a his benefactions, as no such list has been…
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Communist interruptor at Adela[?]de U.A.P. candidate's meeting: "What has the Lyons Government done for the unemployed?" Candidate: "If…
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Splendid reports are coming to hand from all centres of Calare regarding Mr. Thorby's election prospects. Mr. Thorby himself is very…
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Federal authorities estimate that the Federal elections will cost about '£100,000. It is an ill wind that blows nobody good, however, as about…
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