A faction of Germans in this state created a faction called the (*) "hyper-patriots" during the governorship of Emanuel L. Philipp. Catholics and immigrants opposed this state's English-only instruction mandate in the Bennett Law, which was signed into law by the agricultural advocate William Hoard. A senator from this state chaired a 1930s committee investigating the strike-breaking activities of the Burns Agency and the Pinkertons. In this state, where Frank Zeidler served as mayor, Charles Van Hise promoted an idea that universities can solve social issues. A pejorative term for reformers from this state, which targeted politicians like Victor Berger, was “sewer socialism.” For 10 points, the Progressive Party candidate Robert La Follette governed what state from Madison? ■END■