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... treaty of commerce and navigation; and the right of the Persian Government provisionally to enforce the new treaty based on the present Persian minimum tariff pending ratification. The Persian Government have also addressed a Note to the British Minister ...
... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Allahabad, Jan. 16.—The Pioneer's ' Teheran correspondent cabled on January 4, that the Persian Government hss been informed by the three inviting POWer3, in reply to her application to be allowed to send a representative to ...
... denied that the difficulty with Persia was the question of money. He ex - pressed the opinion that the attitude of the Persian Government was due to a misunderstanding. He emphasised that the rout e would do nothing but good to - Persia. We were asking no ...
... Persia to exploit oilfields in north Persia, the Daily Chronicle learns from the highest authority that whilst the Persian Government has approved of the offer of the concession to American interests it has intimated that the offer has not yet been accepted ...
... is that finding that the Persian Government for many years did nothing for that part of the country except send governors who bled the people, Simko refused to recognise the Government and will not allow the Persian Government officials to go to the Urumia ...
... Teheran, Aug. 13.—The Russians have not yet handed over Port Ewell to the Persian Government in accordance with the treaty signed by both Governments in 1921. The Persian Government has telegraphed to its representative at Moscow to bring the matter before ...
... AGIINCT4 London, Dec. 2.—Regarding the reported grant of the north Persian concession t the Standard Oil Company by the Persian Government, it is authoritatively stated th it they are concessions originally held. by Georgia from whom they were purchased by ...
... People's Opinions. AVIATION IN INDIA, F OR the successf u l conclusion of the negotiations between Imperial Airways and the Persian Government, the British Government and the other Imperial authorities concerned will have to rely in the main on the fact and diplomacy ...
... but will heir in the development of the country. The Persian Government have in fact intimated that if the Mejliss eventually approved of the International Air Convention (to which the Persian Government acceded_ in 1920), they would be prepared to fix another ...
... suggested that in view of the importance of this ruute to the Empire, it was advisable to organise alternative route if the Persian Government rearaincd obstinate. Sir Philip Sassoon replied that it would be taken into consideration.— Reuter. ...
... OILFIELD BIGHTS London, MsTeh 8 —Replying to Sir John Rees in the House of Commons, Mr. gated that the money advanc- Persian Government in view ...
... SIX AEROPLANES DELIVERED. _ (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.) Tehran, Feb. 2.—The six aeroplanes purchased in France by the Persian Government have arrived in Bushire; also a few French aviators as instructors to the Persian army. ...