After the introduction of universal male suffrage in 1912, Verro became the Socialist candidate on the list for the June 1914 municipal elections, and achieved a resounding success: he was elected and the Socialist Party won 24 seats out of 30 on the city council.
After the introduction of universal male suffrage in 1912, he became the Socialist candidate on the list for the June 1914 municipal elections. Verro achieved a resounding success: he was elected and the Socialist Party won 24 seats out of 30 of the city council.