LABOUR'S MAJORITY
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HOUSE^
SPLITTING .OF VOTES BLAMED,
(DSIIID PEBSS ASSOCUTIOk!— COPItKBtJ (Received 10th April^lO a.m.)
,_"■■■ ADELAIDE, This Day." The stata of parties is, now:. Labour 24,. Liberal 16, Country Party 2, doafct-'ful-4. It is expected;that the final returns will give Labour: a majority over the other parties. • . - Sir H. N. Barweil, the Premier, attributes Ahsl Government defeat'to the en-" try of the Country Party candidates into :Liberal constituencies,"splitting the votes and enabling Labour to squeeze1 in on minority votes. Mr.. Jenkins, Commissioner of Public Works, was •d& feated.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 83, 7 April 1924, Page 7
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