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Farmer-Labor party

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Farmer-Labor party in U.S. history, political organization composed of agrarian and organized labor interests. Formed in 1919 as the National Labor party, it changed its name at its 1920 presidential nominating convention in order to appeal to farmers. The party's platform called for the public ownership of railroads, utilities, and natural resources; an end to private banking; and the nationalization of unused land. The convention resisted the efforts of former Progressives to nominate Robert La Follette and instead chose as its candidate Parley P. Christensen. The party made a poor showing... Read more
Farmer-Labor Party
...Olson, was elected governor in 1930. It supported Franklin Roosevelt in 1932 and 1936 before merging with the Democratic Party in 1944 to form the Democrat-Farmer-Labor Party. Farmer-Labor Party Farmer-Labor Party Farmer-Labor Party Read more
Communist party
...named the Communist Labor party, was led by Benjamin Gitlow...resulted in a sharp drop in party membership and, in Jan...were united as the Communist Party of America. The Comintern...Communists organized the Workers party of America, as a legal, acknowledged...and by 1923 the underground ... Read more

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