ITALIAN ELECTIONS
ROME, October 27.
Extraordinary apathy was the chief feature of the general election, which was held under manhood suffrage. Signor Giolitti’s triumph is a foregone conclusion. There was some rioting at Amalfi. Thirty people were wounded by revolver shots at Fiesole, and a revolver shot at Ruvo killed a boy. There wore violent scenes in the south. An elector was killed on the outskirts of Naples, and a carpenter was assassinated at Catania.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3111, 29 October 1913, Page 25
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75ITALIAN ELECTIONS Otago Witness, Issue 3111, 29 October 1913, Page 25
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