What key details about charles stewart -lrb- canadian politician -rrb- can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: charles stewart , pc -lrb- august 26 , 1868 -- december 6 , 1946 -rrb- was a canadian politician who served as the third premier of alberta from 1917 until 1921 . born in strabane , ontario , in wentworth county , stewart was a farmer who moved west to alberta after his farm was destroyed by a storm . there he became active in politics and was elected to the legislative assembly of alberta in the 1909 election . he served as minister of public works and minister of municipal affairs -- the first person to hold the latter position in alberta -- in the government of arthur sifton . when sifton left provincial politics in 1917 to join the federal cabinet , stewart was named his replacement . as premier , stewart tried to hold together his liberal party , which was divided by the conscription crisis of 1917 . he endeavoured to enforce prohibition of alcoholic beverages , which had been enshrined in law by a referendum during sifton 's premiership , but found that the law was not widely enough supported to be effectively policed . his government took over several of the province 's financially troubled railroads , and guaranteed bonds sold to fund irrigation projects . several of these policies were the result of lobbying by the united farmers of alberta -lrb- ufa -rrb- , with which stewart enjoyed good relations ; even so , the ufa was politicized during stewart 's premiership and ran candidates in the 1921 election . unable to match the ufa 's appeal to rural voters , stewart 's government was defeated at the polls and he was succeeded as premier by herbert greenfield . after leaving provincial politics , stewart was invited to join the federal cabinet of william lyon mackenzie king , in which he served as minister of the interior and mines . in this capacity he signed , on behalf of the federal government , an agreement that transferred control of alberta 's natural resources from ottawa to the provincial government -- a concession he had been criticized for being unable to negotiate as premier . he served in...
- party is alberta liberal party liberal party of canada- monarch is george v- predecessor is arthur sifton archibald j. mclean charles r. mitchell new position donald sifton macbeth kennedy peter robert mcgibbon james alexander lougheed r. b. '' bennett ' new district '' ' arthur- birth date is august 26 , 1868- profession is farmer- alt is an suit unsmiling balding white man in a three piece- order is 3rd- death date is 6 december 1946- spouse is jane russell sneath- office is premier alberta for sedgewick alberta minister of railways and telephones alberta of provincial secretary alberta minister of public works alberta minister of alberta municipal affairs member of the canadian house of commons for member edmonton west member of the canadian house of commons for of argenteuil canadian minister of the interior and mines the legislative assembly of- term end is august august 28 , 1918 october 16 , 1917 november 29 13 , 1913 october 14 , 1935 october 29 , 1925 , june 29 , 1926 august 6 , 1930 1921 1922 august 31 , 1921- name is charles stewart- death place is ottawa , ontario- birth place is strabane , wentworth county , ontario , canada- signature is charles stewart signature.svg- successor is herbert j. mclean wilfrid gariepy james angus mackinnon george perley henry greenfield herbert stevens wesley ashton gordon albert andrews vernor smith wilfrid gariepy archibald- lieutenant governor is robert brett- children is george sneath robina jane millicent frederick john roseanna alice henry alexander sneath russell catherine isabel doris charles herbert christiana munro- term start is october 16 , 1917 october 16 , 1917 november 28 , 30 1913 may 4 , 1912 october 29 , 1925 february , 28 , 1922 december 29 , 1921 september 25 , 1917 1926 march 22 , 1909 october- image is charles stewart2.jpg- religion is anglican