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- Jack_Holloway abstract "Edward James "Jack" Holloway (12 April 1875 – 3 December 1967), Australian politician, was born in Hobart, the son of a stonemason. He had little formal education and was apprenticed at an early age as a bootmaker. When he was 15 he moved to Melbourne, and later spent some time as a gold prospector in Western Australia. He also worked for a time in Broken Hill. By 1910 he had returned to Melbourne and worked as a boot machinist. He became an official of the Boot Trade Employees Association, and was also active in the Australian Labor Party. He was secretary of the No Conscription Committee during World War I. In 1916 he became secretary of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council, a position he held until 1929. He was a socialist and militant trade unionist, but opposed Communism and other revolutionary ideologies then current in the trade union movement.".
- Jack_Holloway activeYearsEndDate "1931-12-19".
- Jack_Holloway activeYearsEndDate "1951-03-19".
- Jack_Holloway activeYearsStartDate "1929-10-12".
- Jack_Holloway activeYearsStartDate "1931-12-19".
- Jack_Holloway alias "Holloway, Edward James".
- Jack_Holloway birthDate "1875-04-12".
- Jack_Holloway birthPlace Hobart.
- Jack_Holloway birthYear "1875".
- Jack_Holloway deathDate "1967-12-03".
- Jack_Holloway deathPlace St_Kilda,_Victoria.
- Jack_Holloway deathYear "1967".
- Jack_Holloway party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Jack_Holloway region Division_of_Flinders.
- Jack_Holloway region Division_of_Melbourne_Ports.
- Jack_Holloway successor Frank_Crean.
- Jack_Holloway successor Stanley_Bruce.
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- Jack_Holloway alternativeNames "Holloway, Edward James".
- Jack_Holloway birthDate "1875-04-12".
- Jack_Holloway birthPlace "Hobart, Tasmania".
- Jack_Holloway constituencyMp Division_of_Flinders.
- Jack_Holloway constituencyMp Division_of_Melbourne_Ports.
- Jack_Holloway dateOfBirth "1875-04-12".
- Jack_Holloway dateOfDeath "1967-12-03".
- Jack_Holloway deathDate "1967-12-03".
- Jack_Holloway deathPlace "St Kilda, Victoria".
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- Jack_Holloway honorificPrefix The_Right_Honourable.
- Jack_Holloway name "Holloway, Ted".
- Jack_Holloway name "Jack Holloway".
- Jack_Holloway nationality "Australian".
- Jack_Holloway occupation "Unionist".
- Jack_Holloway parliament "Australian".
- Jack_Holloway party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Jack_Holloway placeOfBirth Hobart.
- Jack_Holloway placeOfDeath St_Kilda,_Victoria.
- Jack_Holloway predecessor James_Mathews_(Australian_politician).
- Jack_Holloway predecessor Stanley_Bruce.
- Jack_Holloway shortDescription "Australian trade unionist and politician".
- Jack_Holloway successor Frank_Crean.
- Jack_Holloway successor Stanley_Bruce.
- Jack_Holloway termEnd "1931-12-19".
- Jack_Holloway termEnd "1951-03-19".
- Jack_Holloway termStart "1929-10-12".
- Jack_Holloway termStart "1931-12-19".
- Jack_Holloway title Minister_for_Employment_(Australia).
- Jack_Holloway title Minister_for_Health_(Australia).
- Jack_Holloway title Minister_for_Human_Services_(Australia).
- Jack_Holloway title Minister_for_Industry_(Australia).
- Jack_Holloway title "Member for Flinders".
- Jack_Holloway title "Member for Melbourne Ports".
- Jack_Holloway years "1929".
- Jack_Holloway years "1931".
- Jack_Holloway years "1941".
- Jack_Holloway years "1943".
- Jack_Holloway description "Australian trade unionist and politician".
- Jack_Holloway description "Australian trade unionist and politician".
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- Jack_Holloway subject Category:Members_of_the_Cabinet_of_Australia.
- Jack_Holloway subject Category:Shoemakers.
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- Jack_Holloway comment "Edward James "Jack" Holloway (12 April 1875 – 3 December 1967), Australian politician, was born in Hobart, the son of a stonemason. He had little formal education and was apprenticed at an early age as a bootmaker. When he was 15 he moved to Melbourne, and later spent some time as a gold prospector in Western Australia. He also worked for a time in Broken Hill. By 1910 he had returned to Melbourne and worked as a boot machinist.".
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