Solon Earl Low information

Solon Earl Low (January 8, 1900 – December 22, 1962) was a Canadian politician, farmer, teacher, and school principal in the 20th century. Low was born...

Association of Canada as a national party. They chose Alberta Treasurer Solon Earl Low as the party's first national leader. In its early years, the Socreds...

Social Credit held its first national convention and acclaimed as leader Solon Earl Low, the provincial treasurer at the time. Blackmore retained his Lethbridge...

(1935–1938) John Horne Blackmore (1935–1944) (parliamentary leader) Solon Earl Low (1944–1961) Robert Thompson (1961–1967) Alexander Bell Patterson (1967–1968)...

from the constituency of Vegreville before he resigned his seat to Solon Earl Low after a by-election on June 20, 1940. Mardon, Austin (2012). Alberta...

64pp 8.58pp   Third party Fourth party   Leader Major James Coldwell Solon Earl Low Party Co-operative Commonwealth Social Credit Leader since March 22...

enterprise and conscription, and more radical policies such as full-employment, low-cost housing, trade union rights, as well as a whole range of social security...

riding of Peace River against Solon E. Low, the leader of the Social Credit Party of Canada. He was defeated, but ran against Low again in the 1958 election...

37pp 2.03pp   Third party Fourth party   Leader Major James Coldwell Solon Earl Low Party Co-operative Commonwealth Social Credit Leader since March 22...

72pp 1.37pp   Third party Fourth party   Leader Major James Coldwell Solon Earl Low Party Co-operative Commonwealth Social Credit Leader since March 22...

defeated in the 1945 Canadian federal election by Social Credit leader Solon Earl Low. After losing the 1945 election he was made a judge of the Alberta District...

Socreds had expected to win the election. Indeed, its expectations were so low that it had not named a formal leader during the campaign. The party was...

candidates rarely mentioned. Canada's far-right party, the Socreds were led by Solon Low, though its Alberta leader, Premier Ernest Manning, was highly influential...

on its order paper. The bill would be introduced October 1, 1937 by Solon Earl Low and three days later would be passed by the legislature on October 4...

Legislative Assembly of Alberta, for the United Conservative Party (2015-) Solon Earl Low, Leader of the Social Credit Party of Canada (1944–61), member of the...

Berger, lawyer, businessman and football player (d.1992) January 8 – Solon Earl Low, politician (d.1962) February 20 – Graham Spry, broadcasting pioneer...

lawyer, judge and 21st Premier of New Brunswick (b. 1880) December 22 – Solon Earl Low, politician (b. 1900) 1962 in Canadian television List of Canadian films...

112 +61 Liberal Louis St. Laurent 40.45% 105 −64 Co-operative Commonwealth Major James Coldwell 10.59% 25 +2 Social Credit Solon Earl Low 6.54% 19 +4...

Co-operative Commonwealth Federation M. J. Coldwell 28 15.6% Social Credit Solon Earl Low 13 4.1%   Independent Liberal – 8 1.8%   Independent – 6 4.9% Bloc populaire...

Ronald Ansley September 12, 1944 February 23, 1948 Manning Social Credit Solon Earl Low June 1, 1943 September 12, 1944 Manning Social Credit William Aberhart...

Commonwealth Federation Major James Coldwell 25 10.6% Social Credit Solon Earl Low 19 6.5%   Others – 4 1.0%   Spoiled ballots – – 1.1% Total 265 96.8%3...

Toronto. The party leader was elected on April 6, 1944. First Ballot Solon Earl Low acclaimed Early in the convention MPs John Horne Blackmore, Victor Quelch...