Emil Seidel

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Emil Seidel was an American socialist politician best known as the first Socialist mayor of a major U.S. city, Milwaukee, in the early 20th century.

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instanceOf human
mayor
politician
socialist politician
areaOfActivism labor rights
municipal reform
public ownership of utilities
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1864-12-13
dateOfDeath 1947-06-24
electedIn 1910 Milwaukee mayoral election
endTime 1912 (mayoral term)
ethnicGroup German American
familyName von Seidel
surface form: Seidel
givenName Emil
hasPartInBiography early work as a woodcarver in Milwaukee
involvement in Milwaukee labor movement
service on Milwaukee Common Council
knownFor expanding public services in Milwaukee
implementing civil service reforms in Milwaukee
support for labor rights
languageSpoken English
German
memberOfPoliticalParty Socialist Party of America
movement municipal socialism
socialism
notableFor being the first Socialist mayor of a major U.S. city
leadership in the Socialist Party of America
occupation politician
woodcarver
officeContested Vice President of the United States
participatedIn 1912 United States presidential election
placeOfBirth Ashland, Pennsylvania
surface form: Ashland, Pennsylvania, United States
placeOfDeath Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
surface form: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
politicalIdeology democratic socialism
progressivism
positionHeld Alderman of Milwaukee
Mayor of Milwaukee
ranOnTicketWith Eugene V. Debs
religion freethought
replacedBy Gerhard Bading
replaces David S. Rose
residence Milwaukee
surface form: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
sexOrGender male
startTime 1910 (mayoral term)
workLocation Milwaukee
surface form: Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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