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Editorial
July 27, 1914
The Milwaukee Leader
Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
What is this article about?
Satirical critique of the Progressive party's limited ambitions in Milwaukee, where influential local figures like Henry Cochems, Gov. McGovern, and Apostle Bloodgood seek only one spot on a fusion county ticket dominated by Democrats and Republicans.
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is possible to make without crossing the dividing line between the semi-Socialism of the Progressive party and the actual Socialism of the Socialist party. And yet, here in Milwaukee, with Henry Cochems, Gov. McGovern, and Apostle Bloodgood Progressives after Roosevelt's own heart, influential in the national councils of the party and locally resident and resplendent, the height of the Progressive party's ambition is to get one place on a fusion county ticket with four places to the Democrats and three places to the Republicans. It wants one office now, but it may yet be satisfied with the promise of a deputyship. From the sublime to the ridiculous has proven a short journey.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Satire
What keywords are associated?
Progressive Party
Fusion Ticket
Milwaukee Politics
Party Ambitions
Roosevelt Progressives
Semi Socialism
What entities or persons were involved?
Progressive Party
Henry Cochems
Gov. Mcgovern
Apostle Bloodgood
Roosevelt
Democrats
Republicans
Milwaukee
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Progressive Party's Ambitions On Fusion County Ticket In Milwaukee
Stance / Tone
Satirical Criticism Of Party's Modest Goals
Key Figures
Progressive Party
Henry Cochems
Gov. Mcgovern
Apostle Bloodgood
Roosevelt
Democrats
Republicans
Milwaukee
Key Arguments
Distinction Between Progressive Semi Socialism And Socialist Actual Socialism
Local Milwaukee Progressives Influential Nationally But Seek Only One Fusion Ticket Spot
Fusion Ticket Allocates Four Places To Democrats And Three To Republicans
Party May Settle For A Deputyship
Journey From Sublime To Ridiculous Is Short