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| Preceded by ? | General Secretary of the Hyde and District Card, Blowing and Ring Frame Operatives' Association 1890s–1924 | Succeeded by F. Grimes |
| Preceded by Alfred Smalley and David Watts Morgan | Auditor of the Trades Union Congress 1907 With: S. H. Whitehouse | Succeeded by Alfred Smalley and S. H. Whitehouse |
| Preceded by William C. Robinson | President of the United Textile Factory Workers' Association 1919–1924 | Succeeded by William Thomasson |