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The Dominion Labor Party (Alberta) was a minor political party. It was founded on June 11, 1918 when Edmonton's Labour Representation League renamed itself the Alberta wing of the DLP. Its executive included Mr. Marshall, Mr. Mercer, Mr. Dan Knott, later mayor of the city, White (later Labour MLA), Findlay and Farmilo (both later to be aldermen), and Elmer Roper, later mayor Edmonton. A branch of the DLP was founded in Calgary in March 1919 as the Federated Labor Party and was renamed the Dominion Labor Party that same year.

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rdfs:label	Dominion Labor Party (Alberta) (en)
rdfs:comment	The Dominion Labor Party (Alberta) was a minor political party. It was founded on June 11, 1918 when Edmonton's Labour Representation League renamed itself the Alberta wing of the DLP. Its executive included Mr. Marshall, Mr. Mercer, Mr. Dan Knott, later mayor of the city, White (later Labour MLA), Findlay and Farmilo (both later to be aldermen), and Elmer Roper, later mayor Edmonton. A branch of the DLP was founded in Calgary in March 1919 as the Federated Labor Party and was renamed the Dominion Labor Party that same year. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Calgary Social Credit United Farmers of Alberta 1921 Alberta general election Political parties established in 1919 Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Elmer Roper 1942 disestablishments in Canada Legislative Assembly of Alberta Political parties disestablished in 1942 William Aberhart Alberta Labor Representation League Alberta New Democratic Party Alex Ross (politician) Dan Knott Centre Calgary Left-wing politics Provincial political parties in Alberta 1919 establishments in Alberta Donald McNabb Canadian Labour Party dbr:Holmes_Jowett Social democracy in Canada
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country	Canada (en)
foundation	1919-03-29 (xsd:date)
ideology	Social democracy in Canada
leader	dbr:Holmes_Jowett
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predecessor	Alberta Labor Representation League
seats1 title	Seats in the House of Commons (en)
seats2 title	Seats in the Senate (en)
seats3 title	Seats in Legislature (en)
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has abstract	The Dominion Labor Party (Alberta) was a minor political party. It was founded on June 11, 1918 when Edmonton's Labour Representation League renamed itself the Alberta wing of the DLP. Its executive included Mr. Marshall, Mr. Mercer, Mr. Dan Knott, later mayor of the city, White (later Labour MLA), Findlay and Farmilo (both later to be aldermen), and Elmer Roper, later mayor Edmonton. A branch of the DLP was founded in Calgary in March 1919 as the Federated Labor Party and was renamed the Dominion Labor Party that same year. The Edmonton area locals renamed themselves locals of the Canadian Labour Party in the early 1920s, but southern Alberta locals such as the one at Lethbridge continued under the Dominion name. Both district organizations were the largest sections of each of their parties, so the terms CLP and Alberta CLP, DLP and Alberta DLP, were almost equivalent. Alberta, having strong radical working-class communities centred around coal mining and other heavy industries, elected a number of Labour MLAs in 1921 and 1926 and two Labour MPs in 1921. This ended with the massive election of the bank-reformist Social Credit government of William Aberhart in 1935. It was disbanded in favour of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation in 1942. (en)
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blank1 title	Fiscal policy (en)
blank2 title	Social policy (en)
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merged	Alberta New Democratic Party
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