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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
11
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Dispatch from Petrograd via Forward says War Minister Kerensky will ask the Council of Workmen and Soldiers Deputies to send 10,000 speakers to the front to explain Russia's war aims and urge stricter discipline. Pro Allied sentiment grows as mass meetings press to place anti German editor Plekhanov on the council's Executive Committee despite prior rejection.
London reports a government statement approving a Russia visit by pacifist and labor figures led by George T. Roberts James Romany Macdonald and Frederick W Jowett to explain Britain s wartime position and the public debates behind the war. The delegates will present diverse views and defend democracies while seeking to inform the Russian public.
Stockholm May 1 The Dutch and Scandinavian Socialist committee has been informed that the British Labor Socialist organization will send representatives to the Stockholm conference.
Washington May 31 The State Department acknowledged delays in dispatches from Ambassador Francis in Petrograd delaying official replies to Russia about no annexation and no indemnities. German Socialist delegates at Stockholm denied Berlin backing for their peace plan, signaling party level action with no government endorsement. Dr Exuanl David said the movement aims to shape a peace framework, not immediate government policy, while expressing regret over U S participation and noting reform would come gradually.
Petrograd reports the congress of front delegates demands the transfer of former Emperor Nicholas to the fortress of St Peter and St Paul along with guards at the palace in Tsarskoe-Selo to prevent escape.
The government approved a temporary finance minister's plan to raise 1 billion dollars and secure supply of paper money deemed indispensable. The measure was approved unanimously by the cabinet. The provision allows the punishment of crimes committed before March 20107.
In Tiflis on May 41 a Baku dispute reports striking oil district workers and stalled arbitration. Workers demand fair wage terms as talks fail to reach a settlement with authorities.
The Temps condemns the French Socialist Stockholm conference as dangerous and irregular. It warns against delegations risking French prestige and morale, argues for a more democratic franchise in Prussia, and urges disavowal of the Stockholm procedure during wartime to save lives and territory.
The Socialist conferences in Stockholm split into two gatherings. The Russian called congress will be held July 15 to 20, with Italy, Belgium, and the United States likely participating. The international Dutch Bureau signals participation, indicating a broad exchange of views among neutral and belligerent nations as allied Socialists plan a July convention.
Special to 7 sat London May 81 Nikolai Lenin Russian peace agitator was spanked publicly in Petrograd during a mass meeting on the international situation. A suggestion to invite Lenin to present his side was made. He spoke and was answered by another speaker. When Lenin tried again soldiers in the crowd...
In a heated scene thousands filled the venue as the subject of a debate was delayed, his case seized and classed in school fashion. Police and organizers confronted the crowd while nearby activists from Pravda faced sharp scrutiny amid calls for social revolution. Several would-be incendiary plots were reportedly thwarted as arrests followed.
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