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Canadian politician
Leverett George DeVeber (sometimes spelled De Veber) (February 10, 1849 – July 9, 1925) was a Canadian politician who served as Member of the Legislative
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Topics referred to by the same term
American politician Leverett Baldwin (1839–1897), American politician Leverett George DeVeber (1849–1925), Canadian politician Leverett Hubbard (1723–1793)
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Mountain in Alberta, Canada
spelled DeVeber or de Veber) is a mountain in Willmore Wilderness Park in Alberta, Canada. It is named for former Canadian Senator Leverett George DeVeber. "Mount
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Defunct provincial electoral district in Alberta, Canada
Lethbridge. Liberal Leverett George DeVeber was elected as the first representative for the Lethbridge electoral district in 1905, DeVeber had previously held
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Canadian politician
November 4, 1898 (1898-11-04) Preceded by Riding created Succeeded by Leverett George DeVeber Personal details Born (1860-04-22)April 22, 1860 North Augusta
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Thomas Sanderson 51 34.23% William Frederick Meyers Lethbridge Leverett George DeVeber Acclamation Charles Alexander Magrath Macleod Frederick W. A. G
1898 North-West Territories general election
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Dessureault 1888–1970 L QC 9 June 1945 16 August 1970 King Resignation Y Leverett George DeVeber 1849–1925 L AB 8 March 1906 9 July 1925 Laurier Death Y James Dever
List of members of the Senate of Canada (D)
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Cabinet of Alberta, 1905–1910
Minister of Agriculture and Provincial Secretary, and Lethbridge's George DeVeber as Minister without Portfolio. Rutherford kept for himself the positions
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1909 May 26, 1910 Rutherford Minister Without Portfolio Liberal Leverett George DeVeber September 9, 1905 March 8, 1906 Rutherford Minister Without Portfolio
List of Alberta provincial ministers
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1905 Canadian election
Works, William Finlay of Edmonton as Minister of Agriculture, and Leverett George DeVeber of Lethbridge as Minister without a portfolio. In October 1905
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Côté Liberal Edmonton August 14, 1923 King September 23, 1924 Leverett George DeVeber Liberal Lethbridge March 8, 1906 Laurier July 9, 1925 Joyce Fairbairn
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George Riley, Event Type: Death, Registration Number: 1916-09-033619, Event Date: 1916-01-19, Event Place: VICTORIA, Age at Death: 73, Person: GEORGE
List of members of the Parliament of Canada who died in office (1900–1949)
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1st term Leduc Robert Telford Liberal 1905 1st term Lethbridge Leverett DeVeber Liberal 1905 1st term William Simmons (1906) Liberal 1906 1st term
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general election. He was defeated by former Northwest Territories MLA Leverett DeVeber in a hotly contested race. Ives ran for a second time in the Lethbridge
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Appointed Warden of Edmonton Penitentiary Yes Lethbridge April 12, 1906 Leverett DeVeber Liberal William Simmons Liberal Appointed to the Senate Yes
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Canadian legislative assembly
Lacombe Peter Talbot Liberal-Conservative 1902 1st term Lethbridge Leverett DeVeber Liberal-Conservative 1898 2nd term Macleod Frederick Haultain Liberal-Conservative
5th North-West Legislative Assembly
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Meyers Liberal Lacombe Peter Talbot Liberal-Conservative Lethbridge Leverett DeVeber Liberal-Conservative Macleod Frederick Haultain Liberal-Conservative
1902 North-West Territories general election
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Kinistino William Frederick Meyers Independent 1891 3rd term Lethbridge Leverett DeVeber Independent 1898 1st term Macleod Frederick Haultain Liberal-Conservative
4th North-West Legislative Assembly
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musician (b. 1903) July 1 – Erik Satie, composer (b. 1866) July 9 – Leverett DeVeber, politician and singer (b. 1849) August 4 – Charles W. Clark, American
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