World events weighed by U S election impact abroad
The article describes global reaction to the American vote influencing diplomacy and reparations talks. It notes France and Germany debate commissions to review debt, Roumania’s peasant revolt, British Labor gains, Ruhr strikes, Australian dock violence, and political shifts in Mexico, China, Honduras, and Cuba, with technology and labor trends also mentioned.
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General Moncada Appears Elected President of Nicaragua
Returns from half the precincts show General Jose Maria Moncada, Liberal ticket leader, with a margin of 10,472 over Conservative Adolfo Bernard. Liberals tally 38,345 votes to Conservatives 27,871 as Nicaragua heads to a Liberal presidency.
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Voting occurred under American supervision as the United States Marines and Nicaraguan National Guardsmen were deployed to prevent disorders. Half the chamber of deputies and a third of the senate had supported the measure, but the path forward remained in doubt.
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