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... annoiinceil.” they say, “that special meeting the Council of Uie 1 league of Nations has been summoned, the instance the Persian Government-, consider the question ■•! the Russian attack Persia. This fins Iteen done under Article 11 the Covenant, which provides ...
... bomb?. Maxims, rifles, cartridges, and other military supplie. and what was the nature the undertakings offered to the Persian Government lieforo the Russian troops commenced their advance Teheran. Sir E. Grev—l fear that recent events in Persia have de ...
... received direct evidence that these elements disorder were being organised and encouraged German agents in defiance the Persian Government. The only regular Persian force available at the time for the restoration of order in the provinces was, apart from ...
... displaying growing activity. On the 21st the British repulsed three successive attacks, with heavy losses to the Turks. The Persian Government has informed the Russian and British Minirters that, in view of the friendly relations between Kuesia and Persia, the ...
... settled by the Persian Government, which would bold itself responsible. To this the Russian Minister replied that so long Persia guaranteed satisfaction for Russian claims he wouVd satisfied. The next step was for the Persian Government to order Mr Shuster ...
... Persia, an important statement was made in the House of Commons on Tuesday. Sir E. Orey informed Colonel Yates that the Persian Government was endeavouring remedy the present insecurity in southern Persia by organising gendarmerie force, but some time must ...
... Perei* led k th*ftX*.'hr^ meat rainetantly to eiklres# strung rsficsasnUtiuo* mdifferent to whether the rr°- toll.. Persian Government, who Tasv. once g.vm. or not, . attest tiun to stsbjeot Some imnrovsmsnt hue I( eg sated that a vote taken, but lately ...
... Kurds.—Nobody has good word for these Kurdish tnlM-.out-n who ere now plundering the people •f rrumiah and riving the Persian Government -• much trouble n«4)ody except the few who have been aovstgst them. Such is baldest on Mitfonl. F.R.G.S.. tlie sent ...
... strategical position that part the world, and would take steps secure that essential minimum, not by strong observations the Persian Government, but direct dealings with the Russian Govern•nent. (Cheers.) ...