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... imprudent in giving steady financial assistance' to the Persian Government. The objeCt of Sir Prey Sykes was to organise, in Southern Persia a force of military gendarmerie under the Persian Government, but officer's! by British officers with Indian experience ...
... when tie situation was such that the Persian Government was the evacuating the capital. The Russian forces were dieorgaiuoed their efforts. Many towns in the country had passed out of the control of the Persian Government. and lawlessness reigned supreme ...
... wide area. The object of Sir Percy Sykes was to organise in Bomjurn Persia a force of military gendarmerie under the Persian Government, but officered by British officers with Indian experience. That force was ultimately to attain to a strength of 11,000 ...
... wide area. The object of Sir Percy Sykes was to organise in Southern Persia a force of military gendarmerie under the Persian Government, but officered by British officers with Indian experience. That force was ultimately to attain to a strength of 11,000 ...
... Agency learns that according latest information from Persia, the efforts the British, with the friendly assistance the Persian Government, are successfully holding check German agents who are trying to incito the tribesmen against the Alliea. considerable ...
... Sir Percy Sykee, who in a perilous march of about 1,000 miles has succeeded in re-establishing thr> authority of the Persian Government and flying the flags of the Allies in various important towns. Sir Percy arrived with his British column at Herman about ...
... learns that accor&ns to' the latiet information from Persia, the egarts of the British. with the friendly meatuses of the Persian Government, an. ,uccessfully holding in check the German &goats who are trying to incite the tribehmen againct the Allies. A c ...
... ohm. in last. At that time the Tmkah military dame pendemng b elestrous an upon the admits,. in Teheran that the Persian Government was on thoa.ung .be melted. But then 15.14 Ira a sena.hle .01ceiat:on. but a steady way of the Tir-kiah armee to Teleran ...
... that* according to the latest information from Persia, the efforts of the British, with the friendly as aistance the Persian Government, are successfully holding in check the German agents, who are trying to incite the tribesmen against the Allies. A. ...
... of Lords yesterday, told the story of German intrigue in Persia. He said the crisis was reached last August, when the Persian Government was on the eve of evacuating capital, but since then there had been a settled improvement in the situation. This had ...
... themselvas. efforts of the Britieh. with the friendly Tins little affair gives special piquancs to assistance of t4ie Persian Government, are Hindenburg's misgivings to German tnlli- successfully holding in check the German morelo expressed in hie recent ...
... PERSIA. According to the latest information from Persia, the efforts of the British, with the friendly assistance of the Persian Government, are successfully holding in check the German agents who are trymg to incite the tribesmen against the Ames. A considerable ...