State Elections. Colonel Bruxner's Speech
On Thursday night, Colonel Bruxner, leader of the Progressive Party, delivered an address in the Oddfellows' Hall, which was the…
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Politics & elections, 1922
426 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 22
In the Mission Field. Candidate E. Rixon
Miss Edith Rixon, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L. M. Rixon, who has volunteered for missionary work in connection with the Salvation Army,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Church and Politics Exercising Our Citizenship Striking Pre-election Sermon the Man to Vote for
A striking sermon was delivered by Rev. H. W. Woodhouse in the Glen Innes Methodist Church last Sunday morning on the…
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A sparsely attended meeting, which gradually dwindled no the speeches proceeded, was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening when Mr. Taylor…
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It is reported, on the eve of the election, a large sum of money has been promised by the Government in increases to senior public servants. The…
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Mr. H. H. Cordingley again:—Mr. Dutton's enquiry for further information has been made the occasion for yet another lilt at the Graziers'…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Election Locally Northern Tablelands Fight No Change Likely Diminished Labor Vote
Perfect weather on Saturday favored a big poll and the local workers were early on the scene. All three organisations had their stands outside,…
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Now that the appeal to the people has been made, and incident in connection with the campaign are fresh in our minds, the time is opportune to give consideration to an aspect of the fight which must cause every thoughtful elector to pause…
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The following particulars of the counting at last election may afford an[?]den of the system:-- In the Northern Tablelands…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. [Through Our Sydney Representatives.] Sydney, Monday State Elections Government Defeated
On the lateet election figures to hand there should be in the new House 50 anti-Labor members and 40 Labor. Of the former 40 are Coalitionists…
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Labor's defeat and substantial Progressive advancement are the two outstanding features of Saturday's polling in country eyes. It is evident a strong…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Northern Tablelands. Details of the Voting. Polling at Ahmidale
Pulling Day was most uneventful at Armidale. It was hard to realise that the voting was 25 per cent, larger than at last election, but it was a fact…
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The Labor Government has been defeated. This is the only certainly disclosed by the results of last Saturday's voting so far. but what a glorious…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegraphic. Sydney, Tuesday. the Elections
There line been practically no change in the position of candidates since the counting of primary voles ceased on Sunday…
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As far as this electorate is concerned, we have got Mr Jim Dooley's party where we want it, aud the nest best thing is that the Country Progressive…
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Saturday night Mr Dooley said it was too early to say anything. Monday the time had gone past for words. Greg M'Girr said he was a scapegoat…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams the Elections. Second Count Started. Sydney
The counting of the second preference votes was begun last night by the returning officers. It is claimed at Coalition headquarters that the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Deepwater Doings Organising Easter Sports a Quiet Election
The elections passed off without any notable [?] Mr. Joseph Co[?] in charge of the local booth at the Public School with Mr. R. Shaw…
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Seems reasonably certain that the [?]ition Government will have a [?]rity in the new Parliament, and the Progressive Party will hold…
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Now the polling is quite over, Let the dove of peace descend; For neither Ring For neither Ring nor McIlveen, Can perform as they intend…
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