On Eve of Election Result Arouses European Interest
The approaching election outcome stirs substantial curiosity among European nations as tallies near completion. Analysts expect signals impacting regional policy and alliance stances.
24 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
1
The approaching election outcome stirs substantial curiosity among European nations as tallies near completion. Analysts expect signals impacting regional policy and alliance stances.
Rome reports a sweeping reform granting near universal male suffrage under the new franchise bill. Illiteracy remains a barrier for some. the 1.635 million eligible voters will vye amid Church, Socialist, and Democrat pressures as Italy heads into Sunday elections.
The Brady power plant on the Tennessee River is finished and ready for opening. It will supply electricity for many years with a maximum output of 56,000 horsepower. The dam reaches about 1,500 feet in length and 60 feet wide inside the gates, with the power house on the river bank below the dam extension.
Delegates from many countries gathered at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union triennial convention. Mayor Kline and Borough President Pounds welcomed attendees as Aurea Howerd of England presided in the Countess of Carlisle’s absence. Daily sessions continue through next Tuesday.
A variety of displays at the Morehouse Parish Fair attracted visitors from Monroe, offering locals and guests a lively showcase of community interests and crafts.
Bastrop High School stands out with four silver loving cups won for athletic, literary, and tennis events at the Morehouse parish fair. The exhibits also highlight art, culinary, and penmanship prizes as spectators tour the expansive grounds despite a train collision earlier.
Goats and cows and high grade stock are shown as progressive farmers from Morehouse parish bring in a wide array of exhibits. J. S. Rolfe and G. H. Beekman present diverse items from hay and grains to cotton potatoes beans melons fruit and canned goods. Judges praised the fair as a splendid success and thanked management for courtesies and a pleasant day.
Federal and rebel forces clash near Monterey in a fierce engagement described as intense fighting. Reports indicate the conflict involves heavy artillery and shifting front lines as rebels push toward key positions reported by observers.
Mexico City wires to Monterey cut at 10 am after fierce fighting between besieged Federal troops and Rebels. President Huerta announces he is not a candidate and would void Lakota votes if needed. He proposes dissolving Congress amid deputies accused of fostering revolution.
A large field is expected after a flood of entries before books closed. Officials report strong interest from participants and a secure lineup for the forthcoming event.
The racing program at the fair features daily races with high class entries from across the country. Owners and horses from Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, and more are listed, with entries in 2:20 and 2:30 pace and 2:15 and 2:18 trots. Purses range up to several thousand dollars, and daily schedules show races from Tuesday through Friday with various pace and trot classes, including free-for-all events and a pony race.
President Wilson remains uncompromising toward the Vanderlip currency plan proposed as a substitute for the administration plan. The Associated Press reports the administration stance is firmly against the rival scheme.
The Monroe Fair, in its fifth annual edition, will run October 28 through the month with enlarged merchant displays, live stock and poultry exhibits, more amusements, and new buildings. Highlights include aerial acts, motor dome by Prof Wirtek, grand night fireworks, and daily school children’s day on Tuesday.
Washington reports hint at a strong pronouncement from the Wilson administration on Mexico. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan conferred at noon with Bryan expected to submit a statement for the president. The move signals a determination to preserve a free hand for U S actions in the hemisphere despite foreign interference.
Boston dispatch notes gravity and sombre silence over the Mexican scene as the October 26 election nears. Dissatisfaction in the United States with Britain's attitude adds to concerns about events in Mexico City amid no fresh developments. An incident of the day is mentioned as Washington awaits further details.
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