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Conservative leader Williams Davis
Conservative leader Williams Davis

Conservative leader Williams Davis

Date6/7/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: Conservative leader Williams Davis. On the air in London for hot-line show.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0042312F
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
Premier William Davis, leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, walks with his whife, Kathleen, from their car to the polling station in (...)
Premier William Davis, leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, walks with his whife, Kathleen, from their car to the polling station in (...)
10/21/1971
Davis asks for votes. Campaigning in St. James Town for Roy McMurtry, Conservative candidate in the St. George by-election, Premier William Davis gree(...)
Davis asks for votes. Campaigning in St. James Town for Roy McMurtry, Conservative candidate in the St. George by-election, Premier William Davis gree(...)
3/5/1973
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
If there was a sure bet in the provincial election, this had to be it - the nomination of Premier William Davis as the Progressive Conservative to run(...)
5/19/1977
Campaigning in staunch Conservative territory in Mississauga and Halton Region yesterday, Premier William Davis stopped for an ice cream bar. A young (...)
Campaigning in staunch Conservative territory in Mississauga and Halton Region yesterday, Premier William Davis stopped for an ice cream bar. A young (...)
8/19/1975
About 1,500 conservatives-and a handful of hecklers turned out in Hamilton last night to hear Premier William Davis
About 1,500 conservatives-and a handful of hecklers turned out in Hamilton last night to hear Premier William Davis
9/15/1975
Teamed up politically and on the dance floor, Ontario Premier William Davis dances with Scarborough East Conservative candidate Margaret Birch last night
Teamed up politically and on the dance floor, Ontario Premier William Davis dances with Scarborough East Conservative candidate Margaret Birch last night
9/29/1971
Premier William Davis wants to extend the Conservative record of 28 years in power
Premier William Davis wants to extend the Conservative record of 28 years in power
9/13/1971
William Davis, Ontario's education minister, has been groomed to become premier of the province since he was 13 years old. One opposition critic says he's the Conservatives' most able politican
William Davis, Ontario's education minister, has been groomed to become premier of the province since he was 13 years old. One opposition critic says he's the Conservatives' most able politican
12/22/1970
Fond farewell: Just a short two weeks ago Premier William Davis was feted at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention for his years of service to the party and the province
Fond farewell: Just a short two weeks ago Premier William Davis was feted at the Progressive Conservative leadership convention for his years of service to the party and the province
1/24/1985
'No show': Media claims that William Davis was the only qualified candidate for national Progressive Conservative leadership downgrade other contestants, reader says
'No show': Media claims that William Davis was the only qualified candidate for national Progressive Conservative leadership downgrade other contestants, reader says
4/25/1983
There is little doubt in Conservative circles that Premier William Davis intends to remain at helm of the party for at least an additional couple of years
There is little doubt in Conservative circles that Premier William Davis intends to remain at helm of the party for at least an additional couple of years
7/3/1978
William Davis, education minister, shown speaking at Metro Conservative rally, is likely aspirant for job of Premier John Robarts, seen in portrait behind him
William Davis, education minister, shown speaking at Metro Conservative rally, is likely aspirant for job of Premier John Robarts, seen in portrait behind him
11/3/1970