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... landlords. combined military advance was lately directed against the robber, and was eventually forced to surrender the Persian Government. Persia is thus id dangerous outlaw PASSPORTS FOR MEXICO REFUSAL TO VISE FOR BRITISH SUBJECTS Washington, Frida}'. Bonitas ...
... A despatch from Moscow states that the Bolshevik Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Tchitcherin, has sent a Note the Persian Government, stating that the Russian Council of Government does not recognise the Anglo-Persian Treaty. The Council of Government ...
... their bayonets. The assassins then broke into the enclosure oi the residence and looted belonging the Agent and the Persian Government, together with roubles worth of jewellery. Three hundred and ten Persian subjects, Mohammedans, and Christians, who ...
... that 2 3 of agreement' - Government offer Government ibstantial for security shall be by in or other of iaeome disposal Persian Government Pending negotiations loan will supply of ae for initiating said reforms ' (5) Britieh Government fully exists for of ...
... between the Persian Government and Great Britain the Jailer vrill able provide Persia trifh the export assistance and advice which will enablo the State rebuilt. tinder the terms the Great Britain undertakes to Sirpnly. the cos* the Persian Government, such ...
... t of this shell be paid until Britiah financial (dviser duties In the remaining parts of are which will Britain the Persian Government in realising several their unsetisfied claims END TO FOREIGN INTRIGUE general result of arrangements made is Peraia ...
... leader of the tribe, aimed at making the province independent, and was working in collusion with the Bolsheviks. The Persian Government appealed for assistance, and two sections an Indian mountain battery, with an adequate infantry support and aeroplanes ...
... hear.'*) Mr. Harmsworth, answer Colonel Wedgwood, said the request of the Persian Government to lay its claim before the Peace Conference was rot refused. The Persian Government sent envoy to Paris who sought admission to the Conference, and the acceptance ...
... Uague has handed the Dutch Foreign Minister Note stating that hqs been instructed hi Government to inform him that the Persian Government, has ofliciaLv declared that it regards null and void ail treaties imposed upon in recent years, especially the treaty ...
... ASKING FOB TROUBLE? , Haoui, Pridsy. The Persian Minister baa handed the Dutch Foreign Secretary Note declaring that the Persian Government will longer acknowledge any treaties concerning sphere* inSoencs in Persia. These treaties include the Busso-Brihsh ...
... British House of Lords that the treaty 1907 did not aim at any encroachment upon Persia's integrity or independence. The Persian Government accordingly deeirve to declare void the Treaty February 22, 1828, and all other treaties which Persia, yielding violence ...
... independence after the war. Without the existence of-such force as the Persian Rifles for police purposes the safety of the Persian Government would be imperilled, and the sole desire the British Government was render it effective unit in the military resources ...