Friday, October 25, 2013
Today -100: October 25, 1913: Of Catholic voting and miners
The Vatican’s lifting of the ban on Italians voting that’s been in place since the unification of Italy isn’t unconditional; they can only vote if the “right” sort of candidate is running in their district. The Vatican also bans Clerical candidates from forming a Catholic bloc in parliament for whose actions it might be held responsible.
As work continues to remove bodies from the Dawson, New Mexico mine explosion, the town’s mayor, acting on the request of Phelps, Dodge, deports United Mine Worker officials.
189 striking copper miners are arrested in Calumet, Mich. for violating an injunction against picketing.
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