PRESIDENT WILSON AND CHARLES CRANE: RUSSIA AND THE US DECLARATION OF WAR, 1917.

The article offers information regarding the declaration of war between United States and Russia in 1917, and the way diplomats and influential people of the U.S. faced the situation. It states that the U.S. President Woodrow Wilson had a talk with his friend and industrialist Charles Crane on the diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Russia. It mentions that Wilson wanted Crane to represent the country on international front, but Crane declined and the post gradually went to George T. Marye of San Francisco.