7th Alberta Legislature
Standings changes since the 7th general election

7th Alberta Legislature

Section Title: Standings changes since the 7th general election
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Membership changes in the 7th Assembly

Date	Name	District	Party	Reason

June 1930	Hugh Allen	Grande Prairie	United Farmers	Acclaimed in the 1926 general election

June 19, 1930	See List of Members	Election day of the 7th Alberta general election

August 21, 1930	John Delisle	Beaver River	United Farmers	Lost seat after election was overturned in judicial recount.

August 21, 1930	Henry Dakin	Beaver River	Liberal	Won seat after election was overturned in judicial recount.

October 1, 1930	Charles Weaver	Edmonton	Conservative	Died of a heart attack

January 9, 1931	Frederick Jamieson	Edmonton	Conservative	Elected in a by-election

August 1, 1931	George Smith	Red Deer	United Farmers	Died from a heart seizure

November 16, 1931	William Payne	Red Deer	Conservative	Elected in a by-election

July 19, 1932	Vernor Smith	Camrose	United Farmers	Died from angina pectoris.

October 25, 1932	Chester Ronning	Camrose	United Farmers	Elected in a by-election

October 14, 1932	Harold McGill	Calgary	Conservative	Appointed Superintendent-General of Indian Affairs.

January 19, 1933	Norman Hindsley	Calgary	Independent	Elected in a by-election

November 10, 1933	George Webster	Calgary	Liberal	Died

January 15, 1934	William Ross	Calgary	Liberal	Elected in a by-election

February 3, 1934	Peter Miskew	Victoria	Liberal	Crossed the floor from the United Farmers caucus

February 6, 1934	Omer St. Germain	St. Albert	Liberal	Crossed the floor from the United Farmers caucus

Sentence(s)

Three days later, St. Albert's Omer St. Germain crossed the floor to join Miskew in the Liberal.

final_sentence: Three days later, St. Albert's Omer St. Germain crossed the floor to join Miskew in the Liberal.