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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

9

Russia's Provisional Government Seeks Allied Unity

A Russian commission outlines aims to unite with the United States for wartime effort, discuss military matters and rail logistics, and present the revolution's goals. It stresses democratic reconstruction, renewed civil order, and a pledge to fight German autocracy to secure a lasting peace.

Russia Ruseia Ita Alles Ramin Mae Revolutionary Army of Sim

Wilson Hosts Russian Envoys at White House Dinner

June 21 in Weenington reports President Wilson hosted Russian envoy Jignion led by Special Ambassador Rakhmetier at a White House state dinner with Cabinet members. Senators and army officials accepted invites from Vice President Marshall to address the Senate next Tuesday. William J. Bryan visited Washington. Secretary Baker and Major General Bliss returned from entitlements and thanked Roop for greetings from the Russian army.

Weenington Jignion Rakhmetier Wilson White House Army Savy Wader Bakhmetio Vice Frexi Marshall Saff

Martial Law Rules In Western Siberia

Martial law is proclaimed in Tomek Western Siberia after a spree of murders robberies and bank robberies by criminals granted amnesty who joined milit arists forces. Over 1 600 criminals arrested about 800 more detained. twenty killed and several wounded as 400 associates were dragged from hideouts.

Petrograd Jones Tomek Siberia Eco Rhopa

Strike by two railway workers on Nicolas Railway

Petrograd reports two railway men on the Nicolas Railway linking Petrograd and Moscow have gone on strike. The rest of the workers reportedly oppose the action, and the government has appealed to the public for calm amid an expected extension of the war.

Petrograd Moscow

Berlin Denounces Hoffmann Peace Incident Remarks

Berlin press and official circles side with Hoffmann critics, contending he acted alone in the Hoffmann-Gimme incident. Toman is cited as within rights under the Hague treaty, neutrals may intercede for peace, while Britain’s war aims are blamed for closing any peace doorway.

Berlin Lordon Hoffmann-Gimme Dr. Hoffmann Dr. Toman Russia Ada Robert Grimm

Peace Proposals Drive German Bankers Push

Paris reports from Le Petit Journal quote German financial circles aiming for peace soon. Dr Homann acts as tutor president of several financial houses tied to large banks. Swiss General Wille’s resignation rumored. Geneva officials express regrets over consular building damage amid protests. German Consul voices satisfaction with outcomes.

Paris le Petit Journal Homann Hoftann Ulrich Wille Geneva Journal Grimm-Hofmann Durie State Council of Central

Switzerland to Elect Chief of Politics

Switzerland to elect a new political chief as the Federal Parliament is summoned for June 26 to choose a successor to A Hoffmann, head of the Molt. The Liberal Centre backs Gustav Adar who sought time to reflect due to his Red Cross presidency and family matters. Adar heads to Geneva to consult allies before deciding.

Rerne A. Hoffmann Molt Liberal Centre Gustav Adar International Red Cross M. Ader Geneva

New York Welcomes Italian Mission With Patriotism

Mayor Mitchel praised America’s role as Italy’s ally and urged New York to sustain full support for the war. The Italian mission was greeted warmly by Dr. Butler and the Prince of Udine, who thanked the city and emphasized unity, sacrifice, and production for victory.

America Italy Mayor Mission New York Prince of Udine City Mitchel Nicholay Murray Commission Seome Liam Voice Free America Americas United States Butler Ayrman Citizens Com Butler

Italy Fighting Only for Liberty as Premier Speaks

Rome June 21 Baron Sonnino the Foreign Minister told the Chamber of Deputies that Italy’s war aims are liberty and security for Italy and other nations. He warned against peace leaving a nation under foreign oppression or denying Belgium reparations and condemning Armenians. He urged continued sacrifice for a durable peace that advances civilization and preserves Polish independence.

Rome Italy Baron Sonnino Mazzini Garibaldi Belgium Poland

U S Sweep Praised in Italian Parliament in Unity Endorsement

Rome June 21 A striking display for the United States as the Wilson war message was referred to by both chambers. Premier Boselli urged national unity and warned against demoralization while praising democracy and victory as essential. Prince Udine, head of the Italian Mission, is cited for valor and naval service and receives a Silver Medal.

Rome United States Chamber of Deputies Senate Wilson Congress Public Tribune America Udine Boselli

Mayor Hosts Italian War Mission at Plaza with Whitman as Guest

Mayor Mitchel hosted a dinner for the Italian War Mission at the Plaza with Governor Whitman as guest of honor and Prince Udine praised for gallantry. A car procession drew crowds on Fifth Avenue as Rufus Graves was treated for shock after a street incident. Graves recovered at home.

Mitchel Ve Whitman Presbyterian Hospital National Guard New York Italy Udine Sustan Tha Delia

New York Dignitaries Toast in War Bond Spirit

At a New York evening reception the Governor and guests praised liberty and justice in the war effort. A toast to the President, the United States and allies followed by homage to the King of Italy. Ten thousand crowded the Metropolitan Museum of Art precincts seeking a word from leaders amid police lines.

United States New York Italy Metroolitan Museum of Art

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