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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

4

Canadian Elections Result Dominion Liberals Lead Ottawa House

The Dominion elections on September 14 produced a Liberal plurality with 119 seats to Conservatives 91 and Liberal Progressives 11. Manitoba and Saskatchewan swings favored Liberals, Alberta elected 11 UFA members, Ontario saw Conservative gains and Liberal endorsements. Premier Meighen defeated. Mackenzie King re elected in Prince Albert, with key Manitoba races marked by shifting allegiances and notable defeats. Portage la Prairie saw Meighenlose loss to E A McPherson. Final returns show Liberal lead of 432 votes in Portage la Prairie with remaining polls pending.

Dominion Canada Liberals Rt Hon Mackenzie Manitoba Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Springfield St. Boniface Neepawa Marquette Selkirk Brandon Provencher Dauphin Lisgar Macdonald Nelson Souris Saskatchewan Alberta UFA Labor R.B. Bennett Finance Meighem West Calgary Ontario Conser Liberal and Progressives Nova Scotia New Eru British Columbia Quebec Meighen Mackenzie King Prince Albert Robert Forke Progressive Robt. Rogers Robt. Rogers Was Defeated In South Winnipeg J. S. McDiarmid South Centre W. W. Kennedy J. T Thorson North Centre North Winnipeg J. S. Woodsworth A. A.heaps Joe. Bernier J. P. Howden E. A. McPherson

Murphy holds seat as majority around 1500 in three cornered race

Conservative MP Mr T G Murphy appears to have won re election by about 1500 votes in a three cornered contest. The defeated candidate Mr Mine previously held the riding from 1921 to 1925. Nee pawa returns electors with a strong showing suggesting Mr Meighen may recall his Cabinet and prepare resignation to the Governor general.

T G. Murphy Mine House of Commons Neepawa Meighen Mackenzie King

United Church Dinner and Concert Announced for October 12

The United Church will host a dinner and concert on October 12. Await further announcements with details on time and location.

United Church

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