Finally merging in 1956 with the Democratic Party wasÂ—for 10 pointsÂ—what agrarian populist party founded in 1915 by (*) A.C. Townley in North Dakota?
This organization was depicted in cartoons as the honest, hardworking Hiram Rube but opposed internally by the Independent Voters' Association after being denounced in publications like The Red Flame. Members of this organization turned a derogatory remark in the Steele County Ozone into their nickname as "six-dollar suckers," while "The goat that can't be got" served as the mascot of this organization, which formed after rumors spread that Treadwell Twitchell told a crowd to "Go home and slop the hogs." This party elected a governor who declared his state's secession from the US in 1934 and served a jail term for fraud, "Wild Bill" Langer, along with a governor recalled in 1921 by an initiative his party passed, Lynn Frazier.  Finally merging in 1956 with the Democratic Party wasÂ—for 10 pointsÂ—what agrarian populist party founded in 1915 by (*) A.C. Townley in North Dakota?
This organization was depicted in cartoons as the honest, hardworking Hiram Rube but opposed internally by the Independent Voters' Association after being denounced in publications like The Red Flame.
North Dakota Non-Partisan League (or NPL)