T L Browns Electoral Campaign in Geraldton
In the Masonic Hall a well attended meeting chaired by the Mayor featured T L Browns candidacy for the Legislative Council. Speakers defended Browns policies while criticizing opponent Cochrane and the Labour political machine, urging electors to weigh motives and choose practical policy.
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Masonic Hall
Thera
Wes
Cochrane
T. L. Brown
Himelf
Brie
Geraldton
Oman
Legilative Council
Cochrane Thee
Cochremes Swat Om
Northern
de Wilomment League
Australia
Cockrang
Borbourne
Edward Wittenoom
Sir Edward Wittenoom
Tammany
Anita
Deplorable waste in producing energy and intellect in Parliament
The speaker rebukes critics who say a Labor member is a mere machine. He cites votes with the Government on rabbit-proof fence and lead tax, insisting he acted to prevent waste and safeguard administration. He highlights district gains, opposition stance, and hopes supporters will back him to avoid weakening Labour traditions.
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Cochrane
Labor
Parliamnt
Agaiet
Beraane
Teddy
Erie
Sighach
Northampton
Rolles
Berensthorps
Keuimasm
Were
Allairs
Wirneys
Point Moore
Crowther School
Eradu
Coaria
Gernidtos
Redd's Gully
Oukabella
Carson
Mr. Carson
Himelf
Labor Party
Council Debates Party Unity and Motion Approval
In a North unity bid a Geraldton Labour member is urged to join and back Mr Brown. Ministers rush to divisions as votes occur without full knowledge. Rost supports the motion and the Mayor declares it carried by a large majority. Mr T L Beowm expresses thanks to all who supported the motion.
Letter to the Editor Calls for Bailiff Brown to Resign
A Labor supporter urges bailiff Brown to resign, arguing the position contradicts humanitarian Labor principles. The writer says unemployed would take the post without degradation and recalls prior political funding issues and election efforts.
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SirsAs
Labor
Brown
Believn
Kievda
Carron
Dooley
Geraldton Letter Attacks A Unionist Pretender
A 1904 Geraldton letter criticizes Leo J. Riley for posing as a unionist leader and betraying workers. It recounts his shady railway service, claims of dishonesty, expulsion from the Railway Men's Union, and mocks his public persona and finances. The writer urges Riley to retire from public life.
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Geraldton
Bailway Department
New South Wale
Dalfers
Jong Vico
Railway Men's Union
Leo
Riley
J. G. Smith
Weeggie
Bas Don
Feraldton
Brede Prepares Juvenile Pupils for Pianoforte
188 Brede, late pupil of Mr BR D'Arcy Irvine of Perth, is prepared to versify juvenile pupils for the pianoforte theory. For terms, apply Miss Brede.
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Brede
BR. D'Arcy Irvine
Perth
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