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...ingredients for one of the gravest crises of the Austrian Republic were a general railway strike and the resignation of the Government headed by Chancellor Ignaz Seipel, Catholic priest...
...crisis was more complex. For months, in fact since the League assumed the overlordship of Austrian finances last year, public animosity to reconstruction has heightened week by week, largely because economy in the public services deprived some 80,000 people of their jobs. The enemies of Chancellor Seipel, who has held on to the State rudder through nearly three years of storm and stress, were not slow to take advantage of the situation...
...motion expressing the Chamber's sympathy for Chancellor Seipel of Austria, an attempt against whose life was recently made (TIME, June...
...League of Nations before it can be put into effect (Austrian finances being under the supervision of the League) and it was in order to present a united front to the Council that the Assembly passed the measure without opposition. The recent attempt on the life of Chancellor Seipel (TIME, June 9), who was reported in a critical condition, was said to have had some psychological effect in determining the action of the Assembly...
Three hundred Viennese pilgrims were received by the Pope, who addressed them in German and offered a prayer for the recovery of Chancellor Seipel of Austria...