Noise in Monaco
Dictatorship Proves Unpopular
Prince Leaves for Paris
THE dictatorship of Prince Louis in the independent principality of Monaco is not running very smoothly. The people are demanding an election and the dismissal ot' the director of the Casino.
(United. F A.—By Telegraph — Copyright) (Australian ‘and N.Z. Press Association) Reed. 10.30 a.m. MONTE CARLO, Mon. Discontent with the Government of Monaco has taken a new turn. Five hundred Monegasques, despite a 1 few warning shots, broke down the police resistance and formed a procession to the Pala c e. shouting “Down with Prince Louis, down with the Constitution.” Prince Louis, relenting his first refusal, received a '• deputation. He afterwards issued a
proclamation that the elections will be held in June. This seemed to appease the demonstrators.
A later message says that Prince Louis has left for Paris. A proclamation has now been issued cancelling his promises regarding the elections. The withdrawal has aroused the anger of the people, who are demanding the dismissal of Rene Leon, director of the Casino. Further disturbances are feared.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 622, 26 March 1929, Page 11
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176Noise in Monaco Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 622, 26 March 1929, Page 11
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