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... part of the question is in the affirmative. As regards the second part, representations were made at the time to the Persian Government, and his ■Majesty’s Charge d’Affaires at Teheran reported that the Persian •local authorities did their best to comply ...
... critical unrest, Persia, her next-door neighbour in Asia, continues in the throes of actual internal warfare. A rout of Persian Government troops forms the subject of one of our illustrations this week, and another serious defeat of the Kurdish forces who ...
... critical unrest, Persia, her next-door neighbour in Asia, continues in the throes of actual internal warfare. A rout of Persian Government troops forms the subject of one of our illustrations this week, and another serious defeat of the Kurdish forces who ...
... There they were suddenly attacked from the roofs by party of ! hand-bombs, which they toss THE WORLD’S UNREST : A DEFEAT PERSiAN GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT ...
... to the first part the question i* the affirmative. As regard* the second part, representations wore made the time the Persian Government, and his Majesty's Charge d Affaires Teheran reported that the Persian local authorities did their best to comply with ...
... Pease said the answer to the first part of the question was in the affirmative. Representations had been made to the Persian Government by his Majesty's Chargc d'Allaires at Teheran, and the local officials had been instructed to do their best to comply ...
... general massacre at Tabrk. llt was resolved to suspend business and to request the Persian Arnbaseador to inform the Persian Government of the resolution. The Ambassador hos telegraphed to Teheran urging that steps should be taken to remedy the situation ...
... general massacre at Tabriz. It was resolved to suspend business, and to request the Persian Ambassador to inform the Persian Government of the resolution. The Ambassador has telegraphed to Teheran urging that steps should taken to remedy the situation ...
... passed into Afghanistan unmolested. It had been settled, he says, with reference to the checking of the traffic, that the Persian Government would help the Indian Government with troops, and two forces were organised, one consisting of 400 sowers at Seistan ...
... Ministerial decision recall the imperial troops from what indisputably Persian territory, and to resume negotiations ith the Persian Government for the settlement of the disputed points on the frontier.—Reuter. ...
... Ministerial decision to recall the Imperial troops from the Persian frontier region, and to resume negotiations with the Persian Government for the settlement of the disputed points the frontier. - Reuter. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 28. The Young Turkey journal ...
... decision to the Imperial troops , from what is indisputably Persian territory and 1 to resume negotiations with the Persian Government for the settlement of the disputed points on; the frontier. A speaiiii - delegation left this momhlg foe the, Dardanelles ...