The 141 most common words used in parliament on Friday October 31, 1913 were:
| Word | Frequency |
|---|---|
| motion | 56 |
| order | 48 |
| business | 27 |
| move | 25 |
| affirmative | 20 |
| Chair | 18 |
| moved | 18 |
| withdraw | 17 |
| company | 16 |
| attend | 15 |
| point of order | 14 |
| proposed | 13 |
| heard | 13 |
| Majority AYES NOES | 13 |
| AYES NOES | 13 |
| House divided | 13 |
| Majority AYES | 13 |
| Joseph Cook | 13 |
| leave | 12 |
| public | 12 |
| measure | 12 |
| Mr Joseph Cook | 12 |
| Mr Joseph | 12 |
| notice | 11 |
| laid | 11 |
| Senate | 11 |
| request | 11 |
| expression | 11 |
| AYES NOES Question | 11 |
| Motion by Mr | 11 |
| member for Capricornia | 11 |
| NOES Question | 11 |
| case | 10 |
| rose | 10 |
| House divided Majority | 10 |
| Question so resolved | 10 |
| divided Majority AYES | 10 |
| Australian division | 10 |
| divided Majority | 10 |
| notice paper | 10 |
| Standing Orders | 10 |
| Bills | 9 |
| side | 9 |
| connexion | 9 |
| remark | 8 |
| practice | 8 |
| message | 8 |
| place | 8 |
| speaking | 8 |
| Treasurer | 8 |
| Select Committee | 8 |
| privilege | 7 |
| sitting | 7 |
| ruling | 7 |
| rise | 7 |
| entitled | 7 |
| sleepers | 7 |
| withdrawn | 7 |
| leave be given | 7 |
| Question resolved | 7 |
| second reading | 7 |
| desire | 6 |
| deal | 6 |
| stated | 6 |
| consideration | 6 |
| hand | 6 |
| opportunity | 6 |
| asked | 6 |
| embargo | 6 |
| duties | 6 |
| called | 6 |
| proceedings | 6 |
| propose | 6 |
| agreed | 6 |
| Australian division miles | 6 |
| Western Electric Company | 6 |
| made an Order | 6 |
| question of privilege | 6 |
| Electric Company | 6 |
| Postal Department | 6 |
| Postmaster General | 6 |
| Western Electric | 6 |
| division miles | 6 |
| think fit | 6 |
| without notice | 6 |
| General | 5 |
| paper | 5 |
| statement | 5 |
| previous | 5 |
| treats | 5 |
| discuss | 5 |
| action | 5 |
| hope | 5 |
| advantage | 5 |
| alteration | 5 |
| dealing | 5 |
| PostmasterGeneral | 5 |
| set | 5 |
| allowed | 5 |
| account | 5 |
| simply | 5 |
| attendance | 5 |
| private | 5 |
| word | 5 |
| speak | 5 |
| reason | 5 |
| unionist | 5 |
| King O Malley | 5 |
| South Australian division | 5 |
| Western Australian division | 5 |
| desire to attend | 5 |
| member to withdraw | 5 |
| reading be made | 5 |
| withdraw the remark | 5 |
| Attorney General | 5 |
| South Australian | 5 |
| Western Australian | 5 |
| give evidence | 5 |
| personal explanation | 5 |
| Australian division tons | 4 |
| House of Representatives | 4 |
| Minister of Trade | 4 |
| Original question resolved | 4 |
| Sir John Forrest | 4 |
| Trade and Customs | 4 |
| day of sitting | 4 |
| division tons lb | 4 |
| given to bring | 4 |
| make a statement | 4 |
| member for Grey | 4 |
| member for Wimmera | 4 |
| order I ask | 4 |
| read a first | 4 |
| tons lb rails | 4 |
| John Forrest | 4 |
| Original question | 4 |
| Sir John | 4 |
| division tons | 4 |
| lb rails | 4 |
| representing miles | 4 |
| tons lb | 4 |
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