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... made a fortune out of the Mount Morgan Gold Mine in 1882, and sent an agent in 1901 to Teheran to negotiate with the Persian Government for an oil concession. Hence Anglo- Iranian Whaf a movip Vic biography would make if the script writer could discover ...
... at the point of the bayonet, it is probable that Qavam and his followers will win a resounding victory at the polls PERSIAN GOVERNMENT TROOPS MARCH IN TRIUMPH THROUGH TABRIZ UNITS OF THE SHAH'S ARMY PASSING THE ARK, OR CITADEL, A CELEBRATED LANDMARK, ...
... future agitators, it is probable that the Teheran authorities will turn their attention instead to securing reforms PERSIAN GOVERNMENT TROOPS PENETRATE AZERBAIJAN-- A BOLD MOVE RESULTS IN THE ROUT OF THE SO-CALLED DEMOCRAT FORCES, WHICH HAVE BEEN IN CONTROL ...
... are still cut off by the road-block at Zenjan. Since June Azerbaijan has recognised once again the sovereignty of the Persian Government, but the latest news indicates that Persian control in A7Prhaiian is of thp slpnrfprpst PRIME MINISTER PISHEVARI This ...
... the Caspian being made available for Russian exploration. This led to active Right Wing hostility in Persia, and the Persian Government deemed it wise to send their troops into the oil-concession area to help in the maintenance of order. During the second ...
... part of Persia. Under the terms of the concession, which has been granted until 1993, the Company pays a royalty to the Persian Government on all oil sold in the country or exported, and makes certain other payments to the Government in return for exemption ...
... diagrammatic sketch illustrating the troop movements in Persian Azerbaijan which have surprised the world and caused the Persian Government to protest to U.N.O. against the continued presence of Russian troops in Persia in defiance of the existing agreement ...
... Persia's greatness. It was once a huge structure of narrow, burnt brick a massive gateway still survives. The local Persian Government within recent times decided to preserve this monument of old Tabriz, and as part of the scheme constructed a public ...
... Government as the year drew to a close. The new insurgent regime set up in Tabriz acted with increasing independence of the Persian Government. Various armed forces spread out to neighbouring towns and cities and either cowed or attacked local garrisons. Government ...
... aspect of the problem which the Alliei are helping the Iranians to solve. Assisted by American and British experts, the Persian Government has set up in the grain-producing parts of the country a system of Collecting Centres to which the farmers bring and ...
... expense of their jaunts was never really justified by any subsequent access of social enterprise on the part of the Persian Government. Things are quite different to-day. The modern Teherani no longer leaves the city of the Asylum of the Universe only ...
... has been built on a site personally selected by the Shah of Persia SONS OF THE STEPPE: Typical Turkoman pupils who the Persian Government believes can be turned into good citizens in spite of the fact that their families have for generations back been nomads ...