Progressive Party (United States, 1912)

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rdfs:label	Progressive Party (United States, 1912)
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skos:prefLabel	Progressive Party (United States, 1912)
skos:altLabel	P 1912 Progressive progressive presidential campaign National Progressive Party third-party platform Progressive Republican Progressive Party Progressives Progressive Movement progressive movement Progressive Republican Party presidential election campaign Progressive party Prog a third party Progressive Party's their own party the Progressive movement ''Bull Moose'' 1912 Progressive Party Bull Moose Bull Moose (Progressive) Party Bull Moose Party Bull Moose Party's Bull Moose Party. Bull Moose Progressive Bull Moose Progressive Party Bull Moose campaign Bull Moose party Bull Moose platform of 1912 Bull Moose populism Bull Moose progressive Bull Moosers Bull-Moose Party National Progressive Republican League Progr. Progressive (1912) Progressive (Bull Moose) Progressive (Bull Moose) Party Progressive (Bull-Moose) Party Progressive (\"Bull Moose\") Party Progressive Independent Progressive National Convention Progressive Parry Progressive Party (1912) Progressive Party (Bull Moose) Progressive Party (United States) Progressive Party and the Bull Moose initiative Progressive Party convention Progressive Party of 1912 Progressive Party ticket Progressive Party, 1912–1916 Progressive Republicans Progressive \"Bull Moose\" Progressive \"Bull Moose\" Party Progressive candidate Progressive or \"Bull Moose\" Party Progressive politician Roosevelt Progressive Roosevelt's defection United States Progressive Party \"Bull Moose Party\" \"Bull Moose\" Party \"Bull Moose\" Progressive the 1912 one the Progressive Party third-party run “Bull Moose”
clgo:country	United States
clgo:dissolutionYear	1920
clgo:formationYear	1912
clgo:headquarter	Washington, D.C.
clgo:ideology	Progressivism in the United States New Nationalism (Theodore Roosevelt)
clgo:location	United States
clgo:mergedWith	Republican Party (United States)
clgo:splitFromParty	Republican Party (United States)
is clgo:otherParty of	John H. Catron William Simon U'Ren
is clgo:movement of	Gutzon Borglum
is clgo:nationalAffiliation of	California Progressive Party
is clgo:party of	Herbert F. Baker Henry Justin Allen Oscar Straus (politician) Carl Milliken Walter M. Chandler Theodore Douglas Robinson Albert J. Beveridge Alf Landon William Fellowes Morgan Sr. James Stuart McKnight Alvan T. Fuller William Lemke Ira Clifton Copley Henry A. Wallace Ann Allebach Friend Richardson Arthur D. Hill Joseph Wright Alsop IV R. M. Wanamaker Charles August Lindbergh Prescott F. Cogswell Charles Sumner Bird Whitmell P. Martin Norman H. White Edward P. Costigan Henry Bond Fargo Reuben G. Soderstrom David Bartlett (American politician) John A. Elston H. Russell Albee Russell A. Wood Bainbridge Colby George L. Wellington Theron Akin James Rudolph Garfield James W. Bryan Gifford Pinchot Henry W. Wright Albert D. Nortoni Arthur M. Hyde Willis James Hulings Nena Jolidon Croake Hiram Johnson Parley P. Christensen Hamilton Fish III Fiorello La Guardia James Edmund Burke William Sulzer Charles M. Thomson L. Whitney Watkins Everett Colby Melville Clyde Kelly William E. Weeks Victor Murdock Miles Poindexter Henry L. Hertz Clarence Dennis Coughlin Jacob Falconer Learned Hand Edwin S. Broussard William Flinn J. Weston Hutchins John Francis Neylan Bert F. Crapser Harrison Henry Atwood John M. Parker William H. Hinebaugh Elmer Jacob Schnackenberg George U. Young Theodore Roosevelt William Stephens (American politician) Joseph M. Carey

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