Candidates of the 1924 Western Australian state election

The 1924 Western Australian state election was held on 22 March 1924.

Retiring Members

Majority Country

• John Scaddan (MLA) Albany
• Frank Broun (MLA) Beverley
• Michael Durack (MLA) Kimberley

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

Electorate	Held by	Labor candidate	Nationalist candidate	Country candidate	Executive Country candidate	Other candidates
Albany	Country	Arthur Wansbrough* Washington Mather	Robert Robinson	Percy Lambert Cuthbert McKenzie		William Redman (Independent)
Avon	Country	Patrick Coffey		Tom Harrison	Harry Griffiths* Tom Bolton
Beverley	Country			James Mann	Charles Wansbrough* Henry Clemens
Boulder	Labor	Philip Collier
Brown Hill-Ivanhoe	Labor	Frederick Smith				George Holmes (National Labor) Elliot Brown (Ind. Nationalist)
Bunbury	Nationalist	Frederick Withers	Griffin Money			Hannah Clarke (Ind. Nationalist)
Canning	Labor	Alec Clydesdale	Peter Wedd
Claremont	Ind. Nationalist	George Dennis	Charles North			John Thomson (Ind. Nationalist)
Collie	Labor	Arthur Wilson
Coolgardie	Labor	George Lambert
Cue	Labor	Thomas Chesson
East Perth	Labor	Thomas Hughes	Jack Simons Thomas Ferguson
Forrest	Labor	John Holman
Fremantle	Nationalist	Joseph Sleeman	Frank Gibson
Gascoyne	Country	William Willesee		Edward Angelo
Geraldton	Labor	John Willcock
Greenough	Country	Maurice Kennedy		Henry Maley	William Patrick
Guildford	National Labor	William Johnson				Joseph Davies (National Labor)
Hannans	Labor	Selby Munsie
Irwin	Country			Charles Maley* William Mitchell	John Stratton George Matthews
Kalgoorlie	Labor	James Cunningham				Henry Raven (Ind. Nationalist) Charles Elliott (National Labor)
Kanowna	Labor	Thomas Walker	Charles Dempster		Neville Heenan
Katanning	Executive Country			George McLeod	Alec Thomson
Kimberley	Country	Aubrey Coverley	George Foley			Ancell Gregory (Ind. Nationalist) William Chalmers (Ind. Nationalist) Walter Brown (Independent)
Leederville	Nationalist	Harry Millington	Lionel Carter
Menzies	National Labor	Alexander Panton				John Mullany (National Labor)
Moore	Country			James Denton	Victor Spencer Alexander Stone James Jones	George Welch (Independent)
Mount Leonora	Labor	Thomas Heron				George Wilson (Independent)
Mount Magnet	Labor	Michael Troy
Mount Margaret	National Labor	Patrick Maher				George Taylor (National Labor)
Murchison	Labor	William Marshall
Murray-Wellington	Nationalist	Thomas Butler	William George		Hugh MacDonald
Nelson	Country	Thomas Anthony		John Smith		Edwin Ellis (Ind. Nationalist) Thomas Ladhams (Independent)
North Perth	Nationalist	Frank Darcey	James Smith			Richard White (Independent)
North-East Fremantle	Labor	William Angwin
Northam	Nationalist	Louis Grieve	James Mitchell
Perth	Nationalist	Richard Lane	Harry Mann
Pilbara	National Labor	Alfred Lamond			Arthur Brown	Henry Underwood (National Labor)
Pingelly	Country			Henry Hickmott	Henry Brown* Joseph Watson Francis Wake Edwin Corby William Vinicombe Johnson Kennard
Roebourne	Nationalist		Frederick Teesdale
South Fremantle	Labor	Alick McCallum
Subiaco	Nationalist	Ephraim Freedman	Walter Richardson* Clifford Sadlier
Sussex	Executive Country	Thomas Lowry	George Barnard		William Pickering
Swan	Country	William Logie		Richard Sampson
Toodyay	Country		Robert Gamble	Alfred Piesse	John Lindsay* Ignatius Boyle Charles Fraser
Wagin	Country			Sydney Stubbs	Norman Harvey
West Perth	Nationalist	Alexander McDougall	Thomas Davy* Edith Cowan
Williams-Narrogin	Executive Country	Cyril Longmore			Edward Johnston
Yilgarn	Labor	Edwin Corboy	Austin Allom		Thomas Hamerston Christian Andre
York	Country			Charles Latham	William Burges

See also

• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1921–1924
• Members of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, 1924–1927
• Results of the 1924 Western Australian state election (Legislative Assembly)
• 1924 Western Australian state election

References

• Black, David; Prescott, Valerie; Western Australian Electoral Commission; Western Australian Parliamentary History Project (1997), Election statistics : Legislative Assembly of Western Australia, 1890-1996, Western Australian Parliamentary History Project and Western Australian Electoral Commission, ISBN 978-0-7309-8409-2