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... LORD CURZON'S CLAIN. Reviewing Britain's Persian policy last night, Lord Curzon claimed that the ratification bi t the Persian Government of the 1919 Anglo-Persian Agreement was the sole possible guarantee of the continuance of Persia. He insisted that ...
... readily squandered in Eastern adventures will derive consolation his remarks position at the moment Lord explained this: Persian Government has been told that their Parliament summoned Anglo-Persian agreement to submitted it before the New Year If accept the ...
... and during the early steps of the war Persia was in sympathy with the Central Powers. The position was critical. he Persian Government was weak and hostile, and at any moment Persia might have become a hostile theatre of war. Meantime, we were advancing ...
... probably be an American. MURDERED GERMAN CONSUL. Braun. Wedneaday. The Dtmtsche Allgemeine Zeitnng ° ' announces that the Persian Government has granted a pension to the widow of fferr Wnstrow the late German Consul at Tabriz. who 'fell in the loyal discharge ...
... reports that the Persian Foreign Minister. Moshar-es-Su:tenali, has expressed to him the deep and lively regret of the Persian Government for the murder of the German Consul, Herr Wustraw at Tabriz, as also for the recent attack on the German Consulate Tabriz ...
... position in the Middle East and threatens the Indian Empire. The courses open are: (1) To respond to the appeal of the Persian Government and beip them with arms and ammunition to equip the Persian army of 50,000 to 70,000 men to stem the tide. (2) To send ...
... agression movements in brought country the British the Middle East threaten Indian Empire sre: (1) respond lo appeal of the Persian Government help it arms ammunition equip Persian Army of from 50000 to 70000 tide To arm into Persia sufficient fight the Bolsheviks ...
... to to tide send into Persia in sufficient fight To withdraw the old there in defence of the third out date practical Persian government to with the HIGHER FARES CAUSE IN After higher the Birmingham was in to-day eny permanent effect the traffic likely ...
... behalf of Persia by Prince Firouz, the Persian Foreign Minister, for the help of the League in the negotiations which the Persian Government was conductive with the Soviet Government of Russia.. The Council passed a resolution stating that., whereas the Soviet ...
... Poland and Czecho-Slovakia, and to deal with theme matters at the meeting of the Council called at the instance o f the Persian Government to consider the question of the Rowan attack on Persia. ;ii;iroitbe importance of this meeting of the ernineit of the ...
... to the fact that a special meeting of the Council of the League of Nations has been summoned, at the instance of the Persian Government. to tximider the question of the Russian attack on Persia., points out that the attack on Persia is not the only recent ...
... remaining discussion speedily and that both will have at their disposal material necessary construction a permanent Reuter Persian Government The object consider Enzeli NO CHEAP WEEK-END TICKETS Sir Eric lioiie of and financial condition the railways at that ...