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A foundation member of the United Labor Party (the predecessor of the
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later in 1917. He narrowly won reelection as a
Nationalist in the
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Australian House of Representatives for Hindmarsh
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Parliament of Australia
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The three-times-married
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Archibald, along with Prime Minister and Labor leader
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591:"Archibald, William Oliver (1850 - 1926)"
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589:Jaensch, Dean; Rutledge, Martha (1979).
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441:and was comfortably elected at the
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364:Australian House of Representatives
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356:South Australian House of Assembly
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16:Australian politician (1850–1926)
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689:Minister for Trade and Customs
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331:2) Elizabeth Pollard
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376:Nationalist
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276:3 June 1850
234:Preceded by
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134:Preceded by
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85:Frank Tudor
80:Preceded by
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549:References
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533:Late life
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