129:
277:, Lawrence and Clarke traded barbs over affiliation. Clarke argued that "the basic issue at stake is whether we are to have a party-free administration of one dominated by a political party", prompting Lawrence to fire back with "It is well-known to the people of this city where I stand...At least clean and above board. We prepare a program and present it to the electorate; we don't disguise ourselves," a reference to Clarke's own
26:
1411:
227:, having challenged the picketers by crossing the line in August, and subsequently becoming one of the city's strongest anti-Lawrence figures. WCC candidates campaigned on a platform of civic impartiality, despite receiving the backing of a strong political organization, and defended the actions of Henderson on the grounds of maintaining the rule of law and upholding her oath of office.
465:, who called her, "One of the best public servants this city has ever had. A woman of integrity, intelligence and great courage," and was the focus of a full-page photo spread, chronicling her average day on the campaign trail. Her campaign centred primarily on her political independence, as well as her opposition to a proposal to widen King William Street, and her support for
241:"The Mayor, himself, and his supporters, have made it clear that matters of administrative policy will be secondary issues. Backed by a powerful section of the C.C.F., Sam Lawrence has determined to seek endorsement of the electors on his record of blind partnership in office, rather than defend his inept record of municipal business administration."
236:
either
Controller Donald Clarke or Alderman Herbert Hannah. Hannah withdrew a week later, lending his support to Clarke. In his withdrawal announcement, Hannah indicated that he wished to see anti-Lawrence forces unite and remove the mayor from office. Those allied against Lawrence rallied around the conservative Clarke.
530:
Douglas
Belling Gordon was, at the time, an Alderman for Ward Five, and was viewed as a critic of the administration. Gordon campaigned on providing housing for returning veterans and installing parking meters to provide revenue for civic improvement projects. Rounding out the field was Walter Thomas
253:
The early campaign was marred by allegations that the
Hamilton Municipal Employees' Association, Local 167, donated to Lawrence's campaign. It was quickly revealed that the Local's financial secretary, C. P. Goodes, was responsible and was removed from his position upon the circulation of a petition
235:
Sitting Mayor Sam
Lawrence had amassed considerable support over the course of the summer's strike, and anti-Lawrence candidates began discussing potential scenarios in the month leading up to the vote. Controller Andrew Frame initially sought the office, but withdrew in early November in favour of
526:
Two of the prominent candidates in the race were
William Alfred Weir and Herbert Reginald Hannah. Weir was a sitting member of the Board of Control, and, as the Spectator noted, "not inclined to controversy," while Hannah was one of Ward 1's Aldermen, described by the Hamilton Spectator as
269:
Clarke's campaign made an issue of
Lawrence's political affiliations, running on the importance of an impartial and independent citizen occupying the office of Mayor. The Controller promised that his administration would "protect individual rights safeguard our economic assets."
484:, and a move away from a business-centred approach to municipal governance. The Spectator dedicated an editorial to her candidacy, writing that "those who sleep on the assurance that this minority is a bit of a joke may find out too late that it is anything but a joke."
531:
Carroll, who was listed as having no fixed employment and a "well-known figure in Ward 5." Carroll ran on a platform of better sewage management for the city after a personal campaign to clean up
Hamilton Harbour attracted the interest of the Drew government.
208:(CCF) fielded a slate of candidates for each of the positions on council. The party nominated Sam Lawrence for the mayoralty, Roy Aindow for Board of Control, and candidates for alderman in every ward but Ward One. Only Wards Four and Seven had contested
284:
On election night, Lawrence and Clarke remained close, with the Mayor's margin over his competitor increasing steadily as returns came in from across the city. At 10:30, Clarke conceded defeat to
Lawrence after capturing only Wards One, Two, and Three.
257:
The
Lawrence campaign was centred on "constructive change" and the mayor's 21-year tenure on council. The main issues the mayor ran on were the extension of the franchise to all citizens of legal age, supporting existing social services, extending
444:
Controllers Nora-Frances
Henderson, Hugh McDermid McIntyre, and William Alfred Weir, as well as Ward One Alderman Herbert Hannah and Ward Five Alderman Douglas Belling Gordon, against a broad spectrum of candidates on the
453:
nominee Helen Anderson, who was a Ward Seven Alderman, and the C.C.F. candidate, Roy Aindow. Andrew Frame, a veteran and former Controller, and Walter Thomas Carroll comprised the remainder of the nine-candidate field.
439:
The campaign for Board of Control was more tense than in previous years thanks to the large number of candidates who entered the race. The fight for the four seats on the Board became highly ideological, pitting the
222:
The Hamilton Women's Civic Club, a right-leaning organization dominated by Controller Henderson, nominated candidates for office. Henderson had received considerable public criticism for her stance on the strike at
522:
described Aindow as "Intelligent, likable, a conscientious partisan." Aindow ran on his record of serving in the military, and vowed to improve labour relations in the city and building more public housing.
196:
In light of the city's labour situation, interest in the vote increased in the months leading up to election day, with speculation about mayoral contenders and candidates for council regular news in the
1400:
457:
Henderson remained a favourite throughout the race. A 12-term Controller at the time of the election, the politically conservative Henderson became the de facto leader of the anti-Lawrence faction on
188:, as well as members of the local Board of Education. Held immediately following the 1946 Stelco strike, the election set a record for voter turnout, with 65.1% of eligible voters casting a ballot.
495:. His platform took issue with a proposal to widen King William Street, which he opposed on financial grounds, improving housing for veterans, and developing a bathing beach for the city's youth
84:
1393:
469:
of the city's employees, noting that she could not, "be a party to the union shop which would compel us to refuse work to a man or woman who did not want to join a union."
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signed by 90% of employees at City Hall. The issue was quickly resolved and the union distanced itself from the actions of Goodes following a meeting of their membership.
1955:
1386:
1924:
1919:
1914:
1909:
1904:
1894:
1889:
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1879:
1874:
1869:
1864:
1761:
1739:
1710:
1705:
1700:
1695:
1687:
1676:
1431:
133:
Each of Hamilton's eight wards. Electors would send two Alderman per ward to City Hall in addition to four Controllers and one Mayor elected at-large.
278:
209:
263:
71:
205:
164:
151:
678:
513:
333:
1950:
1859:
1849:
1844:
1839:
1829:
1819:
1814:
1809:
1804:
1799:
1794:
1789:
539:
458:
293:
822:
185:
273:
The issue of partisanship proved to be a major point of contention between the candidates and, during a community forum at
128:
274:
1960:
481:
219:
nominated candidates, most notably Helen Anderson, a prominent party member and two-term Ward Seven Alderman.
601:
473:
450:
216:
518:
89:
472:
Considerable attention was paid to Helen Anderson, the sitting Ward Seven Alderman and organizer for the
492:
1378:
477:
441:
446:
198:
184:
was held on December 9, 1946, to select one Mayor, four Controllers, and sixteen members of the
1415:
819:
536:
499:
290:
179:
480:." Central to her campaign was more housing for the city's working-class residents, a better
1009:
Note 1: Candidate campaign colours are based on their supporting party's or group's colour.
476:. In a profile done by the Hamilton Spectator, she was described as a "shrewd, aggressive,
259:
793:
Note: Candidate campaign colours are based on their supporting party's or group's colour.
415:
Note: Candidate campaign colours are based on their supporting party's or group's colour.
1944:
488:
502:
1410:
25:
466:
1013:
Note 2: Each Ward elected two aldermen to represent them at City Council.
509:
487:
Andrew Frame was an incumbent Controller, veteran of World Wars I and
224:
1277:"Events Of A Day In The Busy Life Of A Candidate For Civic Office",
1826:
Special election upon creation of the Region of Hamilton-Wentworth
1382:
1131:"Controller Henderson heads field with Anderson second",
424:"Don Clarke On Top In Three Wards, Final Figures Show",
1149:
Their Town: The Mafia, The Media, and the Party Machine
1264:"Clarke Condemns Partisanship In Municipal Politics",
1173:"Controller Frame Will Not Contest Mayoralty Office",
1092:"Find Increasing Increasing In Civic Elections Here",
212:
races, the CCF nominated Norman Draker in Ward Four.
1212:"Union Grant To Mayor's Election Fund Stirs Storm",
1151:, James Lorimer & Co., Toronto: 1979, pp. 51-52.
1118:"Seven Candidates May Be In Field For Controllers",
1062:
247:
Alderman Herbert Hannah, Saturday, November 9, 1946.
1079:"Largest Percentage Ever Of Electors Casts Votes",
1060:
1058:
1056:
1054:
1052:
1050:
1048:
1046:
1044:
1042:
1225:"Municipal Employee Body Cancels Election Grant",
1199:"Hannah Reveals Withdrawal From Mayoralty Fight",
1160:"The Hamilton Women's Civic Club (Advertisement),
1026:, News, Tuesday, December 10, 1946, pp. 15.
512:, union organizer and candidate supported by the
140:
1281:, Lifestyle, Thursday, December 5, 1946, pp 14.
239:
1320:, Editorial, Friday, November 29, 1946, pp. 6.
1394:
8:
1229:, News, Saturday, November 23, 1946, pp 7-8.
1186:"Two Man Fight For Mayoralty Now Rumoured",
1143:
1141:
1105:"Two Man Fight For Mayoralty Now Rumoured",
505:and sitting member of the Board of Control.
18:
1066:"Monday's Vote: A Look At The Candidates",
806:, Tuesday, December 10, 1946, pp. 15.
1401:
1387:
1379:
1372:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp. 14.
1359:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp. 14.
1333:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp. 14.
1307:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp. 14.
1216:, News, Thursday, November 21, 1946, pp 7.
17:
1346:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp 14.
1294:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp 14.
1268:, News, Thursday December 5, 1946, pp 19.
1255:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp 14.
1242:, News, Friday, November 22, 1946, pp 14.
1203:, News, Saturday, November 9, 1946, pp. 7
491:and the former secretary of the Hamilton
461:. Henderson was heartily endorsed by the
1956:Municipal elections in Hamilton, Ontario
1190:, News, Friday, November 8, 1946, pp 10.
816:
533:
428:, News, December 11, 1946, pp. 15.
287:
1177:, News, Friday, November 1, 1946, pp 7.
1038:
831:
828:
549:
546:
302:
299:
7:
535:Candidates for the December 9, 1946
206:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
165:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
152:Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
514:Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
14:
1164:, News, December 4, 1946, pp. 13.
1147:Freeman, Bill and Marsha Hewitt,
1409:
818:Summary of the December 9, 1946
289:Summary of the December 9, 1946
127:
24:
19:1946 Hamilton municipal election
527:"aggressive, keen, competent."
260:public ownership over utilities
186:Hamilton, Ontario City Council
1:
1122:, News, Nov. 11, 1946, pp. 7.
1109:, News, Nov. 8, 1946, pp. 10.
1083:, News, Dec. 10, 1946, pp. 7.
802:"Results: Board of Control",
508:Roy Aindow was a World War I
498:Hugh McDermid McIntyre was a
1096:, News, Nov. 7, 1946, pp. 7.
1836:Reversion to two-year terms
1070:, News, Dec. 7, 1946, pp. 6
1977:
1290:"Nora Frances Henderson",
1018:
823:Ward One Alderman Election
798:
420:
1424:
1007:
1000:
990:
968:
834:
791:
774:
757:
552:
435:Board of Control election
413:
406:
396:
374:
305:
275:Westdale Secondary School
138:
125:
85:Co-operative Commonwealth
54:
33:
23:
1951:1946 elections in Canada
1316:"It Starts Right Here",
712:Herbert Reginald Hannah
482:redistribution of wealth
1414:Municipal Elections in
1303:"Mrs. Helen Anderson",
728:Douglas Belling Gordon
474:Labor-Progressive Party
451:Labor-Progressive Party
217:Labor-Progressive Party
1135:, News, Dec. 10, 1946.
744:Walter Thomas Carroll
649:Hugh McDermid McIntyre
569:Nora-Frances Henderson
519:The Hamilton Spectator
467:open-shop unionization
262:, and the widening of
243:
1368:"Walter T. Carroll",
1022:"Results: Aldermen",
622:Andrew Hamilton Frame
145:Mayor before election
1355:"Douglas B. Gordon"
813:Aldermanic elections
693:William Alfred Weir
891:Independent Liberal
825:
543:
296:
264:King William Street
20:
1370:Hamilton Spectator
1357:Hamilton Spectator
1344:Hamilton Spectator
1331:Hamilton Spectator
1329:"Andrew H. Frame"
1318:Hamilton Spectator
1305:Hamilton Spectator
1292:Hamilton Spectator
1279:Hamilton Spectator
1266:Hamilton Spectator
1253:Hamilton Spectator
1240:Hamilton Spectator
1238:"Mayor Lawrence",
1227:Hamilton Spectator
1214:Hamilton Spectator
1201:Hamilton Spectator
1188:Hamilton Spectator
1175:Hamilton Spectator
1162:Hamilton Spectator
1133:Hamilton Spectator
1120:Hamilton Spectator
1107:Hamilton Spectator
1094:Hamilton Spectator
1081:Hamilton Spectator
1068:Hamilton Spectator
1024:Hamilton Spectator
886:Henry Arnott Hicks
817:
804:Hamilton Spectator
577:Women's Civic Club
542:Election Election
534:
463:Hamilton Spectator
426:Hamilton Spectator
288:
210:Board of Education
199:Hamilton Spectator
182:municipal election
96:Popular vote
1938:
1937:
1417:Hamilton, Ontario
1251:"Donald Clarke",
1030:
1029:
1014:
1010:
992:Registered voters
952:William Thompson
933:Gordon McLelland
914:Charles Flaherty
858:
820:Hamilton, Ontario
810:
809:
794:
776:Registered voters
696:
653:
626:
602:Labor-Progressive
573:
537:Hamilton, Ontario
500:Scottish-Canadian
432:
431:
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398:Registered voters
329:
291:Hamilton, Ontario
192:Election campaign
175:
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170:
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120:
76:Donald A. Clarke
50:
49:
46:1947 →
38:← 1945
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1011:
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72:Samuel Lawrence
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1342:"Roy Aindow",
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854:Leslie Parker
852:
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835:Popular vote
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158:Elected mayor
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1664:January 1924
1369:
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955:Independent
936:Independent
917:Independent
905:
900:
895:
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876:
871:
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861:
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803:
799:
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747:Independent
731:Independent
715:Independent
699:Independent
666:
661:
656:
648:
639:
634:
629:
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612:
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361:Independent
349:
344:
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279:Conservative
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41:
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970:Total votes
862:Independent
857:(incumbent)
759:Total votes
695:(incumbent)
675:Roy Aindow
657:Independent
652:(incumbent)
630:Independent
625:(incumbent)
572:(incumbent)
376:Total votes
328:(incumbent)
109:Percentage
90:Independent
1945:Categories
1033:References
829:Candidate
547:Candidate
493:Boy Scouts
300:Candidate
68:Candidate
177:The 1946
1020:Sources:
800:Sources:
422:Sources:
180:Hamilton
942:19.78%
781:103,334
734:12,670
718:17,938
702:19,066
683:20,842
510:veteran
503:printer
459:Council
403:103,334
364:26,395
117:41.02%
104:26,395
59:
997:14,241
961:9.59%
939:1,941
923:25.1%
920:2,462
901:45.08%
872:59.44%
750:2,801
662:23,146
635:24,349
608:24,568
582:27,523
386:62.27%
381:64,349
340:37,954
225:Stelco
113:58.98%
100:37,954
81:Party
980:68.8%
975:9,808
896:4,422
867:5,830
1930:2026
1925:2022
1920:2018
1915:2014
1910:2010
1905:2006
1895:2003
1890:2000
1885:1997
1880:1994
1875:1991
1870:1988
1865:1985
1860:1982
1850:1980
1845:1978
1840:1976
1830:1973
1820:1972
1815:1970
1810:1968
1805:1966
1800:1964
1795:1962
1790:1960
1786:1958
1783:1956
1780:1954
1772:1953
1769:1952
1766:1951
1762:1950
1758:1949
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1736:1943
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1730:1941
1727:1940
1724:1939
1721:1938
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1711:1935
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1701:1933
1696:1932
1692:1931
1688:1930
1684:1929
1681:1928
1677:1927
1673:1926
1670:1925
1661:1923
1658:1922
1655:1921
1652:1920
1649:1919
1646:1918
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1640:1916
1637:1915
1634:1914
1631:1913
1628:1912
1625:1911
1622:1910
1619:1909
1616:1908
1613:1907
1610:1906
1607:1905
1604:1904
1601:1903
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1592:1900
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1577:1895
1574:1894
1571:1893
1568:1892
1565:1891
1562:1890
1559:1889
1556:1888
1553:1887
1550:1886
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1544:1884
1541:1883
1538:1882
1535:1881
1532:1880
1529:1879
1526:1878
1523:1877
1520:1876
1517:1875
1514:1874
1511:1873
1508:1872
1505:1871
1502:1870
1499:1869
1496:1868
1493:1867
1490:1866
1487:1865
1484:1864
1481:1863
1478:1862
1475:1861
1472:1860
1469:1859
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1463:1857
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1454:1854
1451:1853
1448:1852
1445:1851
1442:1850
1439:1849
1436:1848
1432:1847
1002:100%
964:n/a
958:941
945:n/a
926:n/a
769:100%
447:left
408:100%
370:n/a
367:41%
215:The
204:The
985:n/a
906:n/a
877:n/a
846:±%
786:n/a
764:n/a
679:CCF
561:±%
391:n/a
350:n/a
345:59%
334:CCF
317:±%
1947::
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489:II
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