Oran Leo "Tony" McPherson (April 12, 1886 – May 23, 1949) was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (Canada) for Little Bow from 1921 to 1935...

only 35% of the population turning out. James McNaughton was handily defeated by future speaker Oran McPherson from the United Farmers of Alberta in the 1921...

singer Oran Kearney (born 1978), Northern Irish professional football player and manager Oran McPherson (1886–1949), Canadian politician Oran Thaddeus...

Premier; besides Brownlee's resignation, longtime Minister of Public Works Oran McPherson was in the midst of a scandalous divorce and had also left cabinet,...

Attorney General's office. This and another scandalous divorce by UFA MLA Oran McPherson, speaker of the Legislative Assembly, gave the United Farmers an image...

branch of the Trans-Canada through Calgary. Minister of Public Works Oran McPherson in 1934 announced that the section between Bow Island and Medicine Hat...

(1999–2004) Annette Lu – former vice-president of Taiwan (2000–2008) Oran McPherson – former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta; Minister of...

evidence of scandal and malfeasance, including the sensational divorce of Oran McPherson. He was aided in these attacks by the unabashedly Liberal Edmonton Bulletin...

he defeated United Farmers Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) Oran McPherson by 66% of the vote. In 1937, Dawson was appointed Speaker of the Legislative...

Alberta candidate Oran McPherson. McPherson became Speaker of the Legislature in 1922. He was re-elected to his second term in 1926 defeating McNaughton for...

great grandson is musician Mac DeMarco, whose birth name—Vernor Winfield McBriare Smith IV—was chosen in honour of the elder Smith. United Farmers swing...

of Alberta In office February 10, 1927 – July 22, 1935 Preceded by Oran McPherson Succeeded by Nathan Eldon Tanner Member of the Legislative Assembly...

The Speaker was Oran McPherson. Premier Herbert Greenfield nominated the government's preferred candidate for speaker, Oran McPherson, only to have one...

for Redcliff (1880–1928) February 17, 1920 July 18, 1921 Liberal 3 Oran McPherson MLA for Little Bow (1886–1949) February 2, 1922 May 25, 1926 United...

Greenfield nominated the government's preferred candidate for speaker, Oran McPherson, only to have one of his backbenchers, Alex Moore, nominate Independent...

profile divorce proceeding of Brownlee's Minister of Public Works, Oran McPherson. Brownlee made a series of sharp turns and reversals, in an effort to...

following winter Brownlee met and began to court Florence Edy, an arts student at McMaster College. In the summer of 1909, Edy moved with her family to Calgary;...

George Johnston, George MacLachlan, William Shield, Donald Cameron, Oran McPherson, and Austin Claypool—approached Brownlee to advise him that they planned...

Alex Ross Minister of Public Works August 13, 1921 December 30, 1926 Oran McPherson December 31, 1926 July 9, 1934 Vernor Smith Minister of Railways and...

(1925–1934) John Edward Brownlee Perren Baker Frank Grisdale George Hoadley John Lymburn Oran McPherson Irene Parlby Richard Gavin Reid Alex Ross Vernor Smith...

(1925–1934) John Edward Brownlee Perren Baker Frank Grisdale George Hoadley John Lymburn Oran McPherson Irene Parlby Richard Gavin Reid Alex Ross Vernor Smith...

(1925–1934) John Edward Brownlee Perren Baker Frank Grisdale George Hoadley John Lymburn Oran McPherson Irene Parlby Richard Gavin Reid Alex Ross Vernor Smith...

federal election. MLA C.W. Cross was elected in the federal election. William McCartney Davidson, Calgary Independent MLA, was another one of those who had...

three remaining candidates. There were two remaining open seats. Bowlen and McGill, being the top two of the remaining three candidates, were declared elected...

United Farmers   Lethbridge Andrew Smeaton Dominion Labor   Little Bow Oran McPherson United Farmers   Macleod William Shield United Farmers   Medicine Hat...

10, 1934 July 13, 1934 Reid Minister of Public Works United Farmers Oran McPherson December 31, 1926 July 9, 1934 Brownlee Minister of Public Works   Dominion...

(1974). The Dynasty: The Rise and Fall of Social Credit in Alberta. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Limited. ISBN 0-7710-1015-X. Elliott, David R.; Miller...

Retrieved 2 June 2022. Cavanaugh 2000, pp. 102–103 McKinlay 1953, p. 2 MacEwan 1975, p. 147 McKinlay 1953, p. 4 McKinlay 1953, p. 6 "Irene Marryat Parlby – Celebrating...

won a hotly contested and very close election against Liberal candidate M. McHardy. He served his first term in the Legislative Assembly in the opposition...

Rules, Orders and Forms of Proceedings. Charles Steuart Pingle married Jean McLeay, originally from Ontario, on September 16, 1903. Her parents were both...