Results Edmonton municipal election, 1938

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1 results

1.1 mayor
1.2 aldermen
1.3 public school trustees
1.4 separate (catholic) school trustees
1.5 plebiscites

1.5.1 low income housing
1.5.2 regular housing







results

bold or y indicates elected
italics indicate incumbent
ss , data available, indicates representative edmonton s south side, minimum south side representation instituted after city of strathcona, south of north saskatchewan river, amalgamated edmonton on february 1, 1912.

mayor

aldermen

the civic progressive party, candidates alderman , public school trustee, represented united front of communist party, social credit movement , other leftist reformers.


public school trustees

separate (catholic) school trustees

adrien crowe (ss), james o hara, , j o pilon acclaimed.


plebiscites
low income housing

are in favour of city borrowing dominion or provincial governments, construct low cost dwelling houses in edmonton, rental purposes only, sum not exceeding $250,000, repayable in 20 35 years, interest not exceeding 2 per cent per annum?



yes - 2,687
no - 3,593

regular housing

are in favour of city borrowing dominion or provincial governments, purpose of loaning individuals construct dwelling houses in edmonton, sum not exceeding $250,000, repayable in 20 35 years @ rate of interest not exceeding 5 percent per annum?



yes - 2,430
no - 3,578




^ tom monto, protest , progress 3 labour radicals in edmonton (2012), p. 300






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