Parliamentary Service |
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MLC |
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Labor
Member of Australian Labor Party
By 1916 secretary Midland District Council Australian Labor Federation |
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2 November 1911 |
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Metropolitan-Suburban |
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Electorates
- MLC Metropolitan–Suburban Province 3 November 1911 (by-election)–16 May 1914
- Contested Metropolitan–Suburban Province 23 March 1910, 16 May 1914
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Personal Information |
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8 July 1866 |
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Radford, Coventry, England, United Kingdom |
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5 February 1950 |
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St Andrews Hospital, Midland Junction, Western Australia |
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Midland Cemetery, Western Australia |
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1893 |
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John, stonemason, and Eliza Moor |
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Unmarried |
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Methodist |
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Union official, newspaper editor and owner, and orchardist |
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Worked as bricklayer in eastern colonies
Associated with Sunday Chronicle
1894–1899 secretary Perth Trades and Labour Council
1900–1909 founded and edited Swan Express (Midland Junction)
Then became orchardist at Greenmount |
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Leederville Municipal Council |
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To Australia by early 1880s
To Victoria 1882
Secretary Eight Hour Day Committee
President Greenmount Progress Association |
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D Black and G Bolton, eds, Biographical Register of Members of the Parliament of Western Australia: volume one 1870-1930, Parliamentary History Project, Perth, WA, 2011, p. 61. |
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