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... P4tro7rail correspondent of the Temps states that, in reply to aNo addressed to it by Russia and Great Britain, the Persian Government declares that no agreement exists between it and the enemies of the Quadruple Entente.—Central News. ...
... Bushire (Abu-Shehr), which was rendered necessary last August by the chaotic conditions prevailing in Southern Persia. The Persian Government having now taken steps to ensure the security of British interests and the maintenance of order, the occupation was ...
... trouble and provoke the country against the Allies. Our troops were now oocupging Bushire, and with the consent of the Persian Government would remain there until steps were taken by the latter to restore internal peace and order. Nobody could look back ...
... part of the population of the country, yet she has at her disposal sufficient forces in case of necessity to make the Persian Government responsible for its submission to Germany.-- Reuter. ...
... Southern Persia. Statementa made ill certain quarters that the Persian Government has done nothing to stop acts violating its neutrality are strongly resented. On the contrary, the Persian Government since the outbreak of the ear has unfortunately been compelled ...
... has ,ioed. (). ) Blviire has been occupied by a British force la protest against breaches of neutrality on 1 , of the Persian Government. Further are reported to be under consideration r the Entente Powers. A German statement ot the British lost 2000 men ...
... by the British on August 8 without opposition, says Renter's Agency. This was as a protest against the failure of the Persian Government to punish the tribal chiefs who it is known were actinic. assisted by Germans, and other breaches of neutrality. It ...
... contingents at Kazvine and Khoy. The troops and artillery were disembarked at Enzeli, and are proceeding to Kazvine The Persian Government and Persian political circles have been informed that these reinforcemepts do not indicate any hostility towards Persia ...
... before the enemy, who has occupied the peas and has advanced as far as Mahidecht, some 20 miles from Kerroanehah The Persian Government at first requested the commander of the Cossack hneade to order the detachment which tell back from Kermanshah towards ...
... preventing its invasion by the Turks, who wished to establish there an advantageous base of action against the Caucasus. The Persian Government, powerless to take effective action against this aggression, had protested, but without success. Anglo-Russian relations ...
... 80,000. They are absolutely destitute. A teltvrain from Teheran states that the Turkish Ambassador addressed to the Persian Government a Note, declaring that the Turks arc ready to withdraw from the province of Azerbaijan when the Russians have definitely ...
... Azerbaijan, has arrived at Tiflis. In the course of an interview, reproduced in the Bourse Gazette here, he denounced the Persian Government for allowing the tutetage of the Turks. He declared that he possessed proofs that Persian clergy and officials had been ...