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David Luther Burgess

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You, my constituents, are to decide whether the Prince Albert seat in the House of Commons is a chattel to be passed from hand to hand at the whim of a chosen few, or whether the electors themselves are to have a voice as to who shall represent them at Ottawa. You are to decide whether the ballot is
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Burgess ran as an independent candidate and argued that Mackenzie King was appropriating the riding of Prince Albert and assuming the compliance of its residents. In an election address, he said:
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to be loaded so that the Liberal candidate is presented on the ballot with all his rank and title while the Independent candidate is robbed of the Military Cross which he won in France.
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with the Department of Agriculture after the Conservatives were defeated in 1935 and retired from the position of chief of supplies of the department in 1957.
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to power, Burgess moved to Ottawa to take up a position as private secretary to the new
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for "conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty in aerial fighting and on photography".
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Burgess was defeated in the February 15, 1926, by-election by a three-to-one margin.
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The Prince Albert by-election would normally have been a formality and the
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when he suffered a heart attack and died five days before the election.
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was persuaded to step aside in order to create a vacancy for King.
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from May to October 1917. In conjunction with his pilot Capt.
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and needed to win in a by-election in order to re-enter the
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Canadian federal by-election, February 15, 1926
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Independent candidates for the Canadian House of Commons
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defeated Mackenzie King's government and brought the
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Mackenzie King had suffered a personal defeat in the
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Index

MC
MBE
World War I
flying ace
Liberal
William Lyon Mackenzie King
by-election
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Kleinburg, Ontario
World War I
lieutenant
Royal Flying Corps
No. 25 Squadron
DH-4 bomber
James Fitz-Morris
Military Cross
1925 federal election
York North
Ontario
House of Commons of Canada
Charles McDonald
Conservative Party
Progressives
John Diefenbaker
1930 federal election
Conservatives
Minister of Agriculture
Robert Weir
civil servant

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