172:, where he was the son of the local storekeeper. He continued the family business (P. O'Connor & Son) for several years upon the death of his father. He was secretary of the Hawker Vigilance Committee, treasurer of the Hawker Gymnasium Club, a member of the Hawker Institute Committee and a regular lap steward for local horseracing. The Hawker business was sold in 1907, at which time O'Connor relocated to Lameroo and began operating the general store there. He was made a justice of the peace in 1908. In 1909, he disposed of the Lameroo store to Eudunda Farmers Ltd and went into partnership as an auctioneer and land agent in the firm of McNamara and O'Connor until 1912. By 1914, he was reported as living in
259:. In June 1926, following his prominent role in the Senate campaign, he announced that he would reject overtures to run at the next election, retire from politics and would join the firm of Coles Brothers Ltd., managing their real estate branch, later forming his own short-lived partnership of O'Connor, Alexander and Flecker in 1931–32, which ended acrimoniously amid legal action. He came out of political retirement in 1930, making an unsuccessful bid for the Legislative Council as a Country Party candidate. In 1935, he formed and became organising secretary of the fiscally conservative Taxpayers' Welfare Association.
225:, at which the Liberal and National parties had a non-aggression pact as O'Connor had sought. He had been involved in negotiations to do the same with the Farmers and Settlers' Association, but the FSA unsuccessfully ran candidates against him In April 1920, he was again touted as a likely candidate for promotion to Commissioner of Crown Lands when Peake's death necessitated a ministerial reshuffle, but this did not occur; O'Connor later said that he was offered the role but had to decline due to his business interests. In December 1920, he announced that he would not contest the
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Premier. O'Connor had been tipped to be Commissioner of Crown Lands in the new government, but instead resigned his secretary role and withdrew from the Liberal caucus, endangering the new government's slim majority. It was reported at the time, and confirmed by O'Connor,
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had lost his seat at the election and the party wished to find another seat for him; however, this did not occur, and instead O'Connor was appointed secretary of the parliamentary party. In 1916, while a serving MP, he became a director of the
Eudunda Farmers Co-operative Society.
213:. However, in February 1918 he partly repudiated his initial explanation for his resignation, stating that he believed the Liberal Union should have been dominant in any union with the defectors and that his withdrawal had been because, he claimed, colleague
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National Government should have been formed, as had occurred federally, and he later strongly argued that the Liberal Union and the defectors' new
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Disputed Returns, alleging irregularities in the conduct of the election, but withdrew the petition three months later before it had been heard.
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National Party with several former Liberals, but he subsequently denied this and instead recontested for the Liberal Union after all. He was defeated by FSA candidate
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1526:""IS IT A SHAM FIGHT?" ASKS LABOUR LEADER"
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1226:. South Australia. 1 April 1921. p. 7
1223:Murray Pioneer and Australian River Record
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1106:"MR. O'CONNOR AND THE LIBERAL UNION"
1030:. Adelaide. 15 April 1918. p. 9
974:. Adelaide. 3 August 1917. p. 6
148:from 1915 to 1921, representing the
1709:20th-century Australian politicians
1310:. Adelaide. 15 July 1921. p. 9
946:. Adelaide. 18 July 1917. p. 7
890:. Adelaide. 13 July 1917. p. 7
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1134:"THE POLITICAL SITUATION"
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767:"A Place for Mr. Peake"
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711:"TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO"
138:Richard Alfred O'Connor
25:Richard Alfred O'Connor
1559:The Narracoorte Herald
1162:"THE COMING ELECTIONS"
291:Former members of the
1442:"GOODBYE TO POLITICS"
1050:"THE STATE ELECTIONS"
823:"OUR ADELAIDE LETTER"
632:Pinnaroo Country News
604:Pinnaroo Country News
599:"Lameroo Jockey Club"
576:Pinnaroo Country News
380:Pinnaroo Country News
257:1925 federal election
164:O'Connor was born at
160:Early life and career
16:Australian politician
1330:"THE PASTORAL AREAS"
1190:"DISTRICT OF ALBERT"
882:"A POLITICAL CRISIS"
348:"MR. R. A. O'CONNOR"
1414:"FEDERAL ELECTIONS"
994:"THE PLOT THICKENS"
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571:"Local and General"
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1676:Frederick McMillan
1661:Served alongside:
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1078:"The Border Watch"
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515:"SPORTS AT FARINA"
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287:"Richard O'Connor"
232:Frederick McMillan
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1554:"STATE ELECTIONS"
1274:"THE ALBERT SEAT"
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