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Lee Batchelor

Egerton Lee Batchelor (10 April 1865 – 8 October 1911) was an Australian politician and trade unionist. He was a pioneer of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) in South Australia, which at the time was known as the United Labor Party (ULP). He was a member of the South Australian House of Assembly (1893–1901), leading the ULP from 1898 until his resignation…

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Occupation
Trade unionist
Born
Egerton Lee Batchelor (1865-04-10)10 April 1865 Adelaide, South Australia
Died
8 October 1911(1911-10-08) (aged 46) Mount Donna Buang, Victoria, Australia
Party
Labor
Preceded by
Littleton Groom · Alfred Deakin · John Forrest · John McPherson · New seat
Prime Minister
Andrew Fisher · Chris Watson

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Early life

Trade union career

Colonial politics

Federal politics

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Lee Batchelor

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Lee Batchelor

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related to Early life · 14
Lee Batchelor → Adelaide, April, Batchelor, Capel Baines, Christ, Egerton Lee Batchelor, Elizabeth Batchelor, He, His, Islington, North Adelaide Church, North Adelaide Model School, South Australia, They
Succeeded by · 7
Lee Batchelor → David Gordon, Dugald Thomson, Josiah Thomas, Littleton Groom, Seat abolished, Thomas Price, Tom Price
Preceded by · 5
Lee Batchelor → Alfred Deakin, John Forrest, John McPherson, Littleton Groom, New seat
Prime Minister · 2
Lee Batchelor → Andrew Fisher, Chris Watson
Born · 1
Lee Batchelor → Egerton Lee Batchelor (1865-04-10)10 April 1865 Adelaide, South Australia
Died · 1
Lee Batchelor → 8 October 1911(1911-10-08) (aged 46) Mount Donna Buang, Victoria, Australia
Occupation · 1
Lee Batchelor → Trade unionist
Party · 1
Lee Batchelor → Labor

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batchelor labor south australia minister first australian adelaide government 1911 watson ulp party trade election member 1901 kingston chris fisher

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Lee BatchelorBornEgerton Lee Batchelor (1865-04-10)10 April 1865 Adelaide, South Australia1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorDied8 October 1911(1911-10-08) (aged 46) Mount Donna Buang, Victoria, Australia1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorOccupationTrade unionist1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPartyLabor1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPreceded byLittleton Groom1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPreceded byAlfred Deakin1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPreceded byJohn Forrest1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPreceded byJohn McPherson1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPreceded byNew seat1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPrime MinisterAndrew Fisher1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorPrime MinisterChris Watson1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byJosiah Thomas1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byLittleton Groom1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byDugald Thomson1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byThomas Price1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byDavid Gordon1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded bySeat abolished1.00infobox
Lee BatchelorSucceeded byTom Price1.00infobox

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