The Post-election Wrangle
The inquest upon the recent Federal election, which commenced the day after the Doll, is still unfinished. As usual in such cases there has…
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Politics & elections, 1923
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The Election
Mr. A. W. McDougall (Labr) is the first N.S.W. candidate to be elected to the Senate. The count for the first vacancy was completed on…
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By a small margin of 2413 votes Mr. Mllen ultimately gained the second vacancy for the Senate against his opponent, Mr. Grant…
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The counting for the first Senate sea tin West Australia is completed. Needham (Lab.) won by 1228 over the Nationalist…
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The election of officerss resulted as follows: Chaplain: Rev. Father Haydon. Warden: Bro. R. C. Doak…
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One of the rowdiest election campaigns known in any part of Queensland for many years closed at Rockhampton on Saturday night…
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The debate on the no-confidence motion moved by the Labor party was resumed in the House of Representatives yesterday and not…
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A proposal has been made that a special Federal session should be held to discuss Imperial and foreign relations. The suggestion is said…
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The latest figures point to a substantial victory for the Labor party in the general election in Queensland. The party will have a largely…
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There were animated scenes in Brisbane on Saturday night when it became known that Labor had been victorious at the elections…
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The result of the State election in Queensland last week reveals a pronounced Swing over in votes since the Federal election to the Labor…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →That Cooma Meeting Election Upset
A few weeks age, after a stormy meeting of a section of the Australian Labor party at Cooma, presided over by Mr. J. Bailey, M.L.A.,…
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An amendment to the Address-in-Reply was moved by Mr. Charlton in the Federal House on Thursday. The amendment relates to the…
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Mr. Chariton moved the adjourment of the House yesterday to discuss the question of the deportation to the Irish envoys. The moton…
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Disorderly scenes punctuated the all-night sitting of the House of Representatives on the Supply Bill on Thursday…
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A number of additional bills to those already forecasted will be submitted to the forthcoming session of the State Perliament. It was learnt…
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In the Federal Parliament the Prime Minister moved the second reading of the Commonwealth Shiping Line Bill. The balance sheet…
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On two charges of stealing Frederick Arthur Baglin, 47, a member of the West Australian Legislative Council, was arrested in Fremantle…
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Last week saw the accomplishment of some useful work in the House of Representatives. The bill for the creation of a sinking fund to redeem the…
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