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it had been defeated in two referendums and was a dead issue. He ran another recruitment campaign to raise a second "Carmichael's thousand", which left Sydney in June 1918, arriving in France in late September when the war was ending.
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He drifted from Labor and "machine politics" and in March 1919 formed the People's Party of Soldiers and Citizens. The party fielded 30 candidates in 10 districts at the
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portfolios in 1911. He was dropped from the ministry in November 1911, but was returned as Minister of Public Instruction from March 1912, briefly also serving as
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in 1922 but did not stand for election again. His wife Mabel died in 1931, and his second marriage, which took place in 1934 in Sydney, was to Olive Thorngate
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was in his opinion, a "damned dirty piece of political malice" that sickened him of present-day politics. After the failure of his party he joined the
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from April to May 1912 and adding Labour and Industry from December 1912 until June 1913. He retained the portfolio of Public Instruction in the
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Carmichael retired from public life and became a public accountant. He wrote to his former colleague
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In November 1915 he started a successful recruiting campaign for 1,000 recruits to join him in the
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in 1917, returning to the frontline, attaining the rank of
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in 1921 stating that the prosecution of Ashford in a
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Index

People's Party of Soldiers and Citizens
MC
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Minister of Public Instruction
Frederick Flowers
William Holman
George Beeby
Frederick Flowers
Minister for Labour and Industry
George Beeby
James McGowen
George Beeby
Treasurer of New South Wales
John Dacey
John Cann
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Leichhardt
Robert Booth
Hobart
Darlinghurst, New South Wales
Nationalist Party
Labor
Australian Imperial Force
Captain
36th Battalion
First World War
Military Cross
MC
New South Wales Legislative Assembly
McGowen

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