Premier Seeks Chinese Aid and Manchurian Front Moves
Chinese Premier Tuan Chi-wul said Chinese soldiers could aid the war effort with the Allies, with plans to send 100,000 to 50,000 troops if finances and rebel activity allowed. Semenoff’s forces retreat into Manchuria after defeats. Bolsheviki gains and deserters affect the eastern front, with Cossacks switching sides.
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Austro-Hungarian Soldiers Remain in Russia Counts Reach Millions
Entente circles report that about 2,000,000 Austro-Hungarian soldiers held by Russia after the rest-Litovsk treaty are largely still at liberty. Fewer than half are believed to have returned to Austria-Hungary, with many in Siberia and other Asiatic regions showing no desire to return home.
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Maklakov Believes Allied Intervention Vital for Russia
Paris dispatch reports Vasele Maklakoff the Russian Ambassador to France advocates Allied intervention in Russia. He argues Germany’s dominance would ruin Russia’s social economic and political development and urges counterintervention to free Russia from invasion and enable national growth.
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Lenine Indicates Resignation Amid Soviet Confidence
Dispatches from Berlin quote Nikolai Lenine, Bolshevist Premier of Russia, stating his intention to resign. The move follows a recent vote of confidence by Soviet committees, reported from Moscow. A June 22 dispatch also notes French sources on the Czechoslovaks' success in Russia.
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Bolsheviks exploit Czechoslovak uprising in Russia
Dispatch notes Bolsheviks face hostile public mood yet seek to manipulate Entente favor by portraying rebellion against the Czechoslovaks as pleasing allied powers. It warns the Siberian revolt threatens Germany and that Berlin will back Bolshevik counterrevolutionary aims.
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Russians to be sent home via Germany
About 1,000 Russians living in Switzerland, many deserters or fugitives, will be transported to Russia through German territory. Switzerland secured consent for two trains to transit Germany, allowing their return.
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Russia as Wilson's task and Northcliffe stance
Viscount Northcliffe argues in the Petit Parisien that Japan has met all our requests, while Northcliffe would prefer sending U.S. troops to Europe rather than pressing for further actions. The Paris dispatch notes Paris and June 22 reporting on wartime diplomacy.
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Northcliffe praises Wilson on war efforts and blockades
Viscount Northcliffe argues that President Wilson should focus on sending troops overseas and unifying American resolve to wage war. He lauds Wilson for mobilizing 100 million people for war and endorses the sustained Allied blockades that isolate Germany and choke its industry and welfare.
Resolutions Urge Allied Intervention in Russia
The Russian Political Club of America released resolutions sent to President Wilson via Ambassador Bakhmeteff urging allied intervention in Russia. Adopted at the club’s Riverside Drive opening on June 14 the resolutions outline the grave western situation and call for action.
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Russian Political Club Urges Allied Aid Against Bolsheviks
The Russian Political Club in America passes a resolution on June 1 urging immediate military support for Russia and the Allies to resist Bolshevik power. The group condemns Brest Litovsk and pledges to stand with President Wilson in denying recognition of the Bolshevik government. A. D. Serminovsky presides as club president.
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