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Trying to ease a throat infection, Premier Williams Davis took long sips of tea while speaking at an election rally last night in Welland. He cancelle(...)
Trying to ease a throat infection, Premier Williams Davis took long sips of tea while speaking at an election rally last night in Welland. He cancelle(...)

Trying to ease a throat infection, Premier Williams Davis took long sips of tea while speaking at an election rally last night in Welland. He cancelle(...)

Date6/6/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trying to ease a throat infection, Premier Williams Davis took long sips of tea while speaking at an election rally last night in Welland. He cancelled much of day's program to try to save his voice for the rally, but still had trouble with speech.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042309F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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At son's side: A proud Vera Mildred Davis beams as son Premier William Davis acknowledges his election victory at a rally March 19
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The final cookie and coffee. Premier Williams Davis wound up his final day of campaigning with a swing through Hamilton area ridings. He chats with a (...)
The final cookie and coffee. Premier Williams Davis wound up his final day of campaigning with a swing through Hamilton area ridings. He chats with a (...)
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It's business as usual for Ontario Premier Williams Davis as he signs an autograph for Laura Hastings of Guelph during visit to CNE yesterday at which(...)
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With flute and drum a color guard escorts Ontario Premier Williams Davis as he opens the $1,000-000 museum of Sainte-Marie-Among-the-Hurons on the sit(...)
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