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Crawford Vaughan 

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Name in native language	Crawford Vaughan
Date of birth	1874, 14 July 1874 Adelaide
Date of death	1947, 15 December 1947 Elizabeth Bay
Place of burial	Centennial Park Cemetery
Country of citizenship	Australia United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Educated at	Prince Alfred College
Occupation	politician journalist clerk civil servant newspaper editor novelist lecturer business executive
Member of political party	Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch) Progressive Party Nationalist Party of Australia National Party
Position held	Premier of South Australia (1915–1917) Member of the South Australian House of Assembly (1905–1915) Member of the South Australian House of Assembly (1915–1918) Minister of Lands (1910–1912) Treasurer of South Australia (1910–1912) Treasurer of South Australia (1915–1917) Leader of the Australian Labor Party (SA Branch) (1913–1917)
Native language	English
Sibling	Howard Vaughan Dorothy Vaughan
Spouse	Millicent Preston-Stanley
Work location	South Australia
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