Plekhanov and German Social Democrats War Speech Critique
Special correspondent recounts Plekhanov’s stance on democracy and liberty amid the war, criticizing Haase and the German Social Democrats for backing the war budget and courting internationalist betrayal. The piece argues for moral justice, condemns imperialist aggression, and urges international socialism to oppose Germany’s actions.
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Reichstag
Haase
Social Democratic Party
Internationale
le Temps
Geran Social Democracy
Germany
Luxemburg
Belgium
Demoralization in Russia Deepens as Reds Collapse Moral Sense
A Tokyo report from July describes a Russian official’s view after visiting Petrograd, Persia, and Mesopotamia. He cites total demoralization across classes, with no true political parties left and Bolshevik or socialist groups collapsing, leaving only mob influence and self preservation. Foreign intervention, not internal revival, seems the likely path to any order.
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Serbia
Balkans
International Socialist Bureau
Brussels
Social Democracy
Haase
Sturdggiing
Social Democrats
Bebel
Liebknecht
German Empire
Social Democrate
Germany
France
German
Social Democrata
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Belgium
Londex Times
Washington Post
The
Public Ledger Co
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Japan
Petrograd
Caucasus
Persia
Mesopotamia
Bombay
Ruadia
Kerensky
England
Guards to Insure Aid in Russia Mission
Entente governments advised Washington on backing Wilson’s pledge to stand behind Russia. Plan to send American business men with armed guards to Russia to deliver material aid, counter German influence, and reassure Russians. Policy details pending, negotiations proceeding with rapid pace to make the mission a mixed international commission. Reports from Swedish press and Finland suggest Bolshevik opposition weak, while Kola Archangel routes are under consideration for relief via northern passage. State Department notes staff moves to support consular actions in Moscow and Trebizond with no current safety concerns.
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Entente
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Vologda
Consul Smith
Moscow
Felix Willoughbymith
United States
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Fivisdia
Smith
Tifuis
Hooker
Allied Troops Needed to Advance to Urals, Chinese Rail Chief Claims
A Chinese Eastern Railway official, Lieut Gen Horvath, says 300000 Allied troops in advance could reopen the eastern front through the Urals, with a million men including 800000 Allied troops sufficing. He asserts intervention is unavoidable and accuses German and Austrian prisoners of aiding Bolshevik plans to seize western Siberia.
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Ural Mountains
Horvath
Chinese Eastern Railway
Harbin
Siberian
Russia
Siberia
Foola
Kneves
Brother in law of Czar recounts survival on Crimean vineyard
Grand Duke Alexander Khaeloytot, brother of the late Russian emperor, spoke after the abdication about fleeing danger in Crimea. He said he and six sons were targeted, hidden at a Durban house with Peter Nicolaievitch, and narrowly survived by the aid of trusted protectors.
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Amsterdam
Alexander Khaeloytot
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Budapest
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Peter Nicolaie-vitch
Family Suffering From Stomach Ailments Boosted by Mayr Remedy
A reader reports six siblings and the writer endured childhood stomach and digestive issues. After a year on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the family claims improved health, with no food-related trouble. The ad touts the preparation as simple and harmless, said to clear catarrhal mucus and inflamed areas.
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O'Donnell's
People’s Drug Stores
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Turbulent Talk and Privilege in Petrograd Court
A correspondent reports on unrest in Petrograd amid notes of a constitutional turn. Emperor Nicholas is unlikely to reclaim the throne, while Gen Balbareff recounts Nicholas Nicolaievitch’s peril and a Caucasian guard’s cunning to delay executions as German troops approach.
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Czecho Slovaks Hold Siberian Railways for Aid in Siberia
In Tokyo a Czecho Slovak official said 30 000 Czecho Slovaks exist in Siberia with 15 000 in Vladivostok and may occupy the Transiberian line to Vladivostok and Irkutsk until allied relief arrives or a government is formed. Col Vladimir Hurban plans U S talks via Washington. Red Cross groups urged aid and doctors Tenslers left for Vladivostok to assess needs.
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Csecho-Slovak Council
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United States
Washington
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Rudolph Tensiler
Mia Tensler
Warning to Lenine Seen In Killing of Ambassador
The London Times commentary on Count Von Mirbach's assassination weighs possible Russian uprisings against Bolshevik oppression and German policy. It questions Germany's tolerance of the Soviet government and notes the event's ominous implications for Imperial Germany and allied agents.
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London Times
Washington Post
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Germany
Genine
Moscow
von Mirbach
Hbolshevik
Samara
Kerensky urges immediate Allied intervention in Russia
Paris reports former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky meeting the parliamentary committee on action abroad. He urged immediate Allied interference to reestablish Russia as an active ally, while M. Franklin-Boulignon thanked him and affirmed unity among allied powers against the central empires.
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Havas
Parliamentary Committee On Action Abroad Today
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
M. Franklin-Boulilion
M Keransky
Ell Paldea
Buffer State in Siberia Proposal Facing World Opinion
Dr Takebashi urges a three stage plan to aid Siberia including supplying essentials, preparing against famine with Red Cross aid, and preserving rail transport. He advocates a buffer independent state in Siberia with Japanese and American allies to oust Bolsheviks and defend a Teutonic power free region.
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Red Cross
Antibolsheviks
Teutonia
Far East
Russia
Germany
Japan
Takebashi
Dr. Takahashi
Two Close Contests In Elks Election
In Atlentfc City Minnesota on July 5 the Grand Lodge annual meeting elected officers with two close results. Fred C Robinson of Dubuque and Charles White of Chicago won grand secretary and treasurer. Brute A Campbell of East St Louis was chosen grand exalted ruler without opposition. A second million dollar fund for war relief was approved under a commission led by John Keener. Gen Pershing sent greeting to about 500000 order members praising loyalty and patriotism.
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Dubuque
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Chicago
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Gincingati
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Pershing
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Czech Victors in Moscow Mystery After Von Mirbach Kill
London papers show no full Moscow news beyond agency briefings from bolsheviks or Germans. Speculation grows on Von Mirbach’s assassination and its potential impact, with some comparing it to Sarajevo and noting signals of bolshevik rulers’ fragile grip on power.
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