RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
APPEAL FOR LENIENCY.
(Australian and N.Z. Cablr Asociatior? ! BERLIN, June 24. A meeting of representatives of the Second and Third Internationals, held here passed a resolution requesting Moscow not to execute the Social Revolutionaries. Rosenfeld, who acted as counsel for the prisoners, declared the resolution was of no use, as they will certainly be executed. FOREIGN AIINISTER ILL. BERLIN, June 23. AL Tchitcherin is lying ill here. His condition is serious. AMERICAN LABOUR’S VIEWS. NEW YORK, Juno 24. The American Federation of Labour Convention at Cincinnati decisively rejected a resolution demanding that the United States recognise the Russian Soviet. It adopted a resolution condemning the Bolsheviki and endorsing the United States Government’s policy.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1922, Page 5
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