The July 1923 Convention of the Farmer-Labor Party established the Federated Farmer-Labor Party of the United States.
* - believed to be a member of the Workers Party of America. Amter in a letter to the Presidium of the CI dated Sept. 24, 1923, indicates that "the National council of the Federated Party contains three party members and one sympathizer." [f. 515, op. 1, d. 175, l. 83.]
George M. Tries
S. Alanne (Cooperative Organizations)
E. Backus (Non-Partisan League of California)
Anna M. Brady (Non-Partisan League of South Dakota)
William Bouck (Western Progressive Farmers' League)
Mary B. Brite (Farmer-Labor Party of Ohio)
Alexander Boyd (Fairmont [WV] Central Labor Council)
Anthony Capraro (Amalgamated Clothing Workers)
James Campbell (Buffalo Trades and Labor Council) *
I.L. Davidson (Internatonal Ladies Garment Workers Union)
William Z. Foster (Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America) *
H.L. Franklin (WV State Federation of Labor)
David A. Gorman (Labor Party of Los Angeles)
W.H. Green (Progressive Party of Nebraska) *
C.E. Hoebel (Wisconsin Womens' Progressive Association)
C.A. Hathaway (International Association of Machinists) *
M. Jenkins (Independent Workmen's Circle)
John C. Kennedy (Farmer-Labor Party of Washington)
Moritz J. Loeb (Miscellaneous Crafts, Chicago) *
Ludwig Lore (Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Society) *
Noah London (Independent Workmen's Circle) *
Joseph Manley (Workers Party of America) *
F.W. McKee (Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers)
James McCullen (United Mine Workers of America)
Thomas Meyerscough (United Mine Workers of America) *
C.E. Ruthenberg (Workers Party of America) *
J.W. Rasmiller (Order of Railway Conductors)
Richard Swift (Farmer-Labor Party of Illinois)
I.G. Scott (Socialist Party of Minnesota)
Franklin Shoemaker (Farmer-Labor Publishing Co.)
C.J. Stevens (Farmer-Labor Party of Kentucky)
George M. Tries (Detroit Federation of Labor)
O.H. Wangerin (Minnesota Railroad Shop Crafts Legislative Committee) *
Harold M. Ware (United Farmers' Educational League, North Dakota) *
W.E. Zeuch (Non-Partisan League of Wisconsin)