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Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges
Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges

Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges

Date2/20/1982
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  • Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government, the would-be Liberal leader charges
  • Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government; the would-be Liberal leader charges.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Richard Thomas: Premier William Davis is a preposterous outrage to democratic government; the would-be Liberal leader charges.
GeographyProvince or StateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0005030F
Premier-elect William Davis (shown here in victory gesture with party president Alan Eagleson) is described by Frank McGee as a practical idealist
Premier-elect William Davis (shown here in victory gesture with party president Alan Eagleson) is described by Frank McGee as a practical idealist
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
2/12/1971
Retiring premier John Robarts (left), Jubilant successor William Davis
Retiring premier John Robarts (left), Jubilant successor William Davis
Lennon, Frank
2/12/1971
The premier and his boys (from left): Allan Lawrence, McKeough, Welch, Davis , Robarts, Bert Lawrence
The premier and his boys (from left): Allan Lawrence, McKeough, Welch, Davis , Robarts, Bert Lawrence
Lennon, Frank
2/10/1971
Education Minister William Davis
Education Minister William Davis
Griffin, Doug
2/11/1971
Pledging his support, Darcy McKeough (right centre) stands with William Davis after third ballot
Pledging his support, Darcy McKeough (right centre) stands with William Davis after third ballot
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
2/12/1971
Saying Farewell to his political career, New Democratic Party Leader Donald C
Saying Farewell to his political career, New Democratic Party Leader Donald C
Darrell, Dick
10/2/1970
At moment of victory, newly elected New Democratic Party Leader David Lewis, surrounded by a sea of supporters, speaks into microphones while his son,(...)
At moment of victory, newly elected New Democratic Party Leader David Lewis, surrounded by a sea of supporters, speaks into microphones while his son,(...)
Geo, Mario
4/26/1971
Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party, T
Again Acclaimed National Leader of New Democratic Party, T
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
7/6/1967
The front runner in the race for leadership of the New Democratic Party, NDP parliamentary leader Ed Broadbent (left), talks with T. C. Douglas, forme(...)
The front runner in the race for leadership of the New Democratic Party, NDP parliamentary leader Ed Broadbent (left), talks with T. C. Douglas, forme(...)
Goode, Jeff
7/6/1975
T. C. Douglas, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization (...)
T. C. Douglas, federal leader of the New Democratic Party, waves a victory sign to the Ontario NDP convention today after calling for nationalization (...)
Darrell, Dick
10/3/1970
High hat: Tagged from the beginning as the man who would finish last in the Liberal leadership race, first-ballot loser Eugene Whelan was the first to jump to the Jean Chretien camp
High hat: Tagged from the beginning as the man who would finish last in the Liberal leadership race, first-ballot loser Eugene Whelan was the first to jump to the Jean Chretien camp
Liberal Party of Canada
6/16/1984
Meg Davis campaigns for votes for Daddy
Meg Davis campaigns for votes for Daddy
Dutton, Don
2/12/1971