^Hogarth was one of two Conservative candidates who were selected in parallel meetings arising from a dispute over the validity of the list of delegates.[2]
^Newman was selected to represent both the Liberals and the Progressives. He would join the Liberal caucus after the election.[3]
Referencesedit
^. Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Archived from the original on 2014-08-01. Retrieved 2014-08-27.
^"Two Conservatives Run Same Riding". Oshawa Daily Reformer. November 11, 1926. p. 2.
^"Fusionist Chosen". Oshawa Daily Reformer. November 1, 1926. p. 8.
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17th, parliament, ontario, 17th, legislative, assembly, ontario, session, from, december, 1926, until, september, 1929, just, prior, 1929, general, election, majority, party, ontario, conservative, party, george, howard, ferguson, william, david, black, served. The 17th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from December 1 1926 until September 17 1929 just prior to the 1929 general election The majority party was the Ontario Conservative Party led by George Howard Ferguson William David Black served as speaker for the assembly 1 Contents 1 Members elected to the Assembly 2 Timeline 3 External links 4 Notes and references 4 1 Notes 4 2 ReferencesMembers elected to the Assembly edit Addington William David Black Algoma John Morrow Robb Beaches Thomas Alexander Murphy Bellwoods William Henry Edwards Bracondale Arthur Russell Nesbitt Brant County Harry Corwin Nixon Prog Brantford William George Martin Brockton Frederick George McBrien Brockville Hezekiah Allan Clark Bruce North Alexander Patterson Mewhinney Bruce South Malcolm Alex McCallum Prog Carleton Adam Holland Acres Cochrane North Albert Victor Waters Cochrane South Alfred Franklin Kenning Dovercourt Samuel Thomas Wright Dufferin Thomas Kerr Slack Prog Dundas George Smyth L Proh 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Alfred Thompson Lanark South Egerton Reuben Stedman Leeds Frederick James Skinner Lincoln Robert Henry Kemp Prog London North James Percy Moore London South John Cameron Wilson Manitoulin Thomas Farquhar UFO Middlesex North Alexander Daniel McLean I Prog Middlesex West John Giles Lethbridge Prog Muskoka George Walter Ecclestone Niagara Falls William Gore Willson Nipissing Henri Morel Norfolk John Strickler Martin Northumberland William George Robertson Ontario North John Wesley Widdifield Prog Ontario South William Edmund Newton Sinclair Ottawa East Joseph Albert Pinard I Lib Ottawa North Albert Edwin Honeywell Ottawa South Thomas Miles Birkett Oxford North David Munroe Ross L Prog Oxford South Merton Elvin Scott L Prog Parkdale William Herbert Price Parry Sound George Vernon Harcourt Peel Thomas Laird Kennedy Perth North Joseph Dunsmore Monteith Perth South Albert Alexander Colquhoun Peterborough City William Herbert Bradburn Peterborough County William Alfred Anderson Port Arthur Donald McDonald Hogarth a Prescott Edmond Proulx I Lib Prince Edward William Edgar Raney Prog Rainy River James Arthur Mathieu Renfrew North Alexander Stuart Renfrew South Thomas Moore Costello Riverdale George Oakley Russell Aurelien Belanger I Lib St Andrew William Robertson Flett St Catharines Edwin Cyrus Graves I Con St David Joseph Elijah Thompson St George Henry Scholfield St Patrick John Allister Currie Sault Ste Marie James Lyons Simcoe Centre Charles Ernest Wright Simcoe East William Finlayson Simcoe Southwest John Henry Mitchell L Prog Stormont Duncan Alexander McNaughton Sturgeon Falls Theodore Legault I Lib Sudbury Charles McCrea Timiskaming Angus John Kennedy Victoria North William Newman L Prog b Victoria South Frederick George Sandy L Prog Waterloo North William George Weichel Waterloo South Karl Kenneth Homuth Welland Marshall Vaughan Wellington Northeast George Alexander McQuibban Wellington South Lincoln Goldie Wentworth North Alex Laurence Shaver Wentworth South Thomas Joseph Mahony Windsor East Frank Worthington Wilson Windsor West John Frederick Reid Woodbine George Sylvester Shields York East George Stewart Henry York North Peter William Pearson York South Leopold Macaulay York West Forbes GodfreyTimeline edit17th Legislative Assembly of Ontario Movement in seats held 1926 1929 Party 1926 Gain loss due to 1929 Electionvoid Deathin office Resignationas MPP Byelectiongain Byelectionhold Conservative 72 1 3 2 2 72 Liberal 14 14 Progressive 10 1 1 8 Liberal Progressive 4 4 United Farmers 3 3 Labour 1 1 Independent Liberal 4 1 3 Independent Conservative 2 2 Independent Progressive 1 1 Liberal Prohibitionist 1 1 Vacant 3 3 Total 112 1 1 2 2 2 112 Changes in seats held 1926 1929 Seat Before Change Date Member Party Reason Date Member Party Prince Edward September 16 1927 William Edgar Raney Progressive Appointed to the Bench November 1 1927 Horace Stanley Colliver Conservative Bruce South November 14 1927 Malcolm Alex McCallum Progressive Election declared void June 27 1928 Foster Graham Moffatt Conservative Renfrew North April 2 1928 Alexander Stuart Conservative Died in office June 27 1928 Edward Arunah Dunlop Conservative Hamilton East May 15 1928 Leeming Carr Conservative Appointed Sheriff for Wentworth County June 27 1928 William Morrison Conservative Lanark North June 1929 Thomas Alfred Thompson Conservative Chose to stand in the 1929 federal Lanark byelection Vacant Prescott September 10 1929 Edmond Proulx Independent Liberal Appointed to the Bench Vacant St David September 1929 Joseph Elijah Thompson Conservative Appointed Registrar of the Surrogate Court VacantExternal links editMembers in Parliament 17 Archived 2011 06 11 at the Wayback MachineNotes and references editNotes edit Hogarth was one of two Conservative candidates who were selected in parallel meetings arising from a dispute over the validity of the list of delegates 2 Newman was selected to represent both the Liberals and the Progressives He would join the Liberal caucus after the election 3 References edit Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Legislative Assembly of Ontario Archived from the original on 2014 08 01 Retrieved 2014 08 27 Two Conservatives Run Same Riding Oshawa Daily Reformer November 11 1926 p 2 Fusionist Chosen Oshawa Daily Reformer November 1 1926 p 8 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 17th Parliament of Ontario amp oldid 1193187731, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
