AUSTRIAN UPHEAVAL
[“ Sydney Sun ” Cables.] MORE FIGHTING. (Received this day at O.HO a.in.) VIENNA. July 18. Further lighting him broken out in the citv streets. BUDAPEST, July 18. It is reported that the entire population of Soniilva, panic stricken l>v a rumour that armed workmen were marching on. them from A ieiimi, fletl over tile Hungarian frontier. A Socialist defence corps carried them ofi to an unknown destination. A priest, the brother-in-law of an acquitted Socialist. was killed. VIENNA QUIETENING. VIENNA. July 18. A remarkable number of youths between fifteen and nineteen years of ago were among those killed in tho street riots. The city is rapidly returning to normal, largely as a result of the Chancellor’s manifesto, that the stoniest measure of repressing will he adopted if the disorders are continued. Trains resumed transportation of workmen. Sunday was very quiet, except for a clash in the suburb of Menials, where a police station was attacked and seven persons killed during the fighting.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1927, Page 3
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163AUSTRIAN UPHEAVAL Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1927, Page 3
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