Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1915
This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1915 Queensland state election. The election was held on 22 May 1915.
The main parties in the election were the Ministerial Party, led by Premier Digby Denham and the Labor Party, led by Leader of the Opposition T. J. Ryan.
By-elections
- On 26 October 1912, John Kessell (Ministerial) replaced Edward Breslin (Labor) as the member for Port Curtis after the latter's election was declared void on 9 October 1912.
- On 26 October 1913, Ernest Bell (Ministerial) replaced Arnold Wienholt (Ministerial) as the member for Fassifern after the latter resigned on 28 March 1913.
- On 5 March 1914, Edward Archer (Ministerial) replaced George Fox (Ministerial), who had died on 27 January 1914, as the member for Normanby.
Retiring Members
Ministerial
- Thomas Bouchard (South Brisbane)
- James Cribb (Bremer)
- Walter Paget (Mackay)
- Thomas Welsby (Merthyr)
Candidates
Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.
Electorate | Held by | Ministerial candidate | Labor candidate | Other candidate(s) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Albert | Farmers' Union | John Appel (Farmers' Union) | ||
Aubigny | Ministerial | Alfred James Luke | Jack Jones | Arthur Edward Moore (Farmers' Union) F. A. Mitchell |
Balonne | Labor | Edward Land | ||
Barcoo | Labor | C. Webster | T. J. Ryan | |
Bowen | Ministerial | Edward Caine | Charles Collins | |
Bremer | Ministerial | F. E. Barbat | Frank Cooper | |
Brisbane | Labor | Charles Moffatt Jenkinson | Mick Kirwan | |
Bulimba | Ministerial | Walter Barnes | Hugh McMinn | |
Bundaberg | Labor | L. V. Wilkinson | George Barber | |
Buranda | Labor | J. Allen | John Huxham | |
Burke | Independent | David Swiss-Davies | William Murphy | |
Burnett | Ministerial | Bernard Corser | A. E. Mack | |
Burrum | Ministerial | Colin Rankin | Albert Whitford | |
Cairns | Labor | N. Macrossan | William McCormack | |
Carnarvon | Ministerial | Donald Gunn | G. H. Boyden | |
Charters Towers | Ministerial | Robert Williams | William Wellington | |
Chillagoe | Labor | E. Steele | Ted Theodore | |
Cook | Ministerial | Henry Douglas | Harry Ryan | |
Cooroora | Ministerial | Harry Walker | D. A. O'Brien | |
Cunningham | Ministerial | Francis Grayson | ||
Dalby | Ministerial | William Vowles | John Connolly | F. W. Bradhurst (Farmers' Union) |
Drayton | Farmers' Union | J. Donges | William Bebbington (Farmers' Union) | |
Eacham | Labor | E. Heales | William Gillies | |
East Toowoomba | Ministerial | Robert Roberts | T. J. Lonsdale | |
Enoggera | Ministerial | Richard Trout | William Field Lloyd | |
Fassifern | Ministerial | Ernest Bell | Bill Hefferan | Eaton Winks (Farmers' Union) |
Fitzroy | Ministerial | Kenneth Grant | Harry Hartley | |
Flinders | Labor | John May | ||
Fortitude Valley | Labor | J. Best | David Bowman | |
Gregory | Labor | William Hamilton | ||
Gympie | Ministerial | George Mackay | Thomas Dunstan | |
Herbert | Labor | Ralph Johnson | William Lennon | |
Ipswich | Ministerial | James Blair | David Gledson | |
Ithaca | Labor | B. G. Harding | John Gilday | |
Kennedy | Labor | J. Houghton | James O'Sullivan | |
Keppel | Labor | L. P. Landsberg | James Larcombe | |
Kurilpa | Ministerial | James Allan | William Hartley | |
Leichhardt | Labor | Herbert Hardacre | ||
Lockyer | Ministerial | William Armstrong | C. H. Bromley | W. A. McIlwraith (Farmers' Union) |
Logan | Ministerial | James Stodart | Percy Crooke | |
Mackay | Ministerial | George Johnson | William Forgan Smith | |
Maranoa | Labor | F. S. Dyer | John McEwan Hunter | |
Maree | Labor | J. J. Walsh | William Bertram | |
Maryborough | Ministerial | Edward Corser | Alfred Jones | |
Merthyr | Ministerial | J. Lackey | Peter McLachlan | |
Mirani | Ministerial | Edward Swayne | J. Binstead | H. Turner (Farmers' Union) |
Mitchell | Labor | John Payne | ||
Mount Morgan | Ministerial | James Crawford | James Stopford | |
Mundingburra | Labor | T. Page | Thomas Foley | |
Murilla | Ministerial | Godfrey Morgan | J. S. Collings | |
Murrumba | Ministerial | James Forsythe | Arthur Sampson | |
Musgrave | Ministerial | John White | Thomas Armfield | |
Nanango | Farmers' Union | T. H. Armstrong | Robert Hodge (Farmers' Union) | |
Normanby | Ministerial | Edward Archer | Jens Peterson | |
Nundah | Ministerial | Thomas Bridges | Richard Sumner | |
Oxley | Ministerial | Digby Denham | Thomas Llewellyn Jones | |
Paddington | Labor | G. T. Sweetman | John Fihelly | |
Pittsworth | Ministerial | Donald Mackintosh | William Hayes | Percy Bayley (Farmers' Union) |
Port Curtis | Ministerial | John Kessell | George Carter | |
Queenton | Labor | J. Bradshaw | Vern Winstanley | |
Rockhampton | Labor | T. B. Renshaw | John Adamson | |
Rosewood | Ministerial | Harry Stevens | William Cooper | William Ruhno (Farmers' Union) |
South Brisbane | Ministerial | J. E. Burke | Edgar Free | |
Stanley | Ministerial | Henry Plantagenet Somerset | J. Sherlock | |
Toombul | Ministerial | Andrew Lang Petrie | Robert Butler | |
Toowong | Ministerial | Edward Macartney | A. S. Lilley | |
Toowoomba | Ministerial | James Tolmie | Michael Alke | |
Townsville | Ministerial | Robert Philp | Daniel Ryan | |
Warrego | Labor | Harry Coyne | ||
Warwick | Ministerial | George Barnes | P. C. Bauers | D. Connolly |
Wide Bay | Ministerial | Charles Booker | Andrew Thompson | |
Windsor | Ministerial | Hugh Macrossan | Herbert McPhail |
See also
- Queensland state election, 1915
- Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1912–1915
- Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1915–1918
- List of political parties in Australia
References
- Hughes, Colin A.; Graham, B. D. (1976). Voting for the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1890-1964. Canberra: Australian National University. ISBN 0-7081-0301-4.