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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
18
The text presents a dense, fragmented excerpt on revolutionary movements, governance, and Allied cooperation. It references empires, provisional governments, and democratic ideals, touching on military strategy, public sentiment, and the role of leaders and specialists in shaping wartime policy. It portrays a broad panorama of political struggle, resistance, and rebuilding efforts across multiple nations.
Reports indicate martial law imposed in Western Siberia with arrests targeting militant and anarchist figures. Authorities claim to have dismantled subversive networks after exposing ties to banks and criminal groups, while some resistance led to casualties and injuries amid widespread detentions.
Striking workers on a Petrograd to Moscow railway section halted service on the line. Commission reportedly had no time to act. Details indicate an ongoing labor dispute with the remainder of the railway staff facing suspension or reassignment.
Berlin dismisses Dr. Hoffmann’s peace efforts as a misdirection, insisting Germany remains within Hague rights to intervene for neutrality. Reports from Hersin dated June 20 describe official stance, while London dispatches note German caution and denial of any immediate offensive plans.
Reported by PNT, German bankers push for quick peace as unrest grows. Mention notes resignation of General Ulrich Wis, commander of the Bwlas army, amid dispatches from Gipneva and protests around the Central Smpingsite.
A fragmentary report suggests Prerne and Yume en vie for a top political post in Switzerland. Pedorn Parliament may consider candidates as liberal groups back Gnethy Meer while A. Julien and M Adcreft loom as influential figures.
A reception in New York featured Mayor Mitchel and Prince of Udine praising the alliance with Italy. They lauded American and Italian friendship, emphasized mobilization for victory, and highlighted New York as a financial and commercial capital ready to support Allied war aims. The Italian envoy thanked the city for its hospitality and affirmed ongoing cooperation and shared resolve.
Italian Foreign Minister Baron Sonnino declared Italy’s war aims center on liberty and safeguarding its neighbors from aggression while seeking a durable peace. He urged unity and praised democracy, likening current efforts to those of 1776 and 1861, as New York hosts a war mission dinner for the Udine envoy and dignitaries, including Governor Whitman.
In Rome on June 21 a strong show of support for President Wilson followed the reference of his war message in both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. The cabinet deputies and senators, plus the public tribune, cheered as mentions of the Italian Mission to America and a telegram from Prince Udine were read. Prime Minister Orlando urged national unity and vigilance against efforts to mislead public opinion while stressing the aim of victory for social progress.
In a packed Mette nlitan Museum of Art crowd, a delegation toasted the President of the United States and the King of Italy. The celebration included “The Star Spangled Banner,” Italian anthem, and cheers as police faced a noisy crowd amid the great war spirit.
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