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... at present to make representations to the League of Nations at Geneva, but there is every reason to believe that the Persian Government, although not particularly friendly to this country, would stubbornly decline to intervene where stronger and greater ...
... 110,000 dollars.—Reuter. Note :—A Teheran message of November 18 said that the American Government had proposed to the Persian Government that th- ahove-mentloned sum, provided for the cost of the conveyance to America of the body of Major Imbrie, should ...
... suppression would therefore simply be a transfer of export trade, as well as a stimulus to China's growth of the poppy. The Persian Government draws one-third of its whole revenue from poppy cultivation; and the percentage of revenue in the Straits Settlements ...
... during the last few days with regard to the two Notes which the British Government was reported to have addressed to the Persian Government !n favour of Sarear Aghdasse. The truth of thes e yin - lours now officially denied by the Government.— Reuter. Cairo ...
... discussion was opened by the Persian delegate, who asserted that opium first came into Persia from India. He added that the Persian Government was prepared to adhere to Article 3 of the Hague Convention on the condition that the Conference and League would assist ...
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... IMBRIE. PERSIAN COMPENSATION. TERMS PROPOSED BY AMERICA. Teheran, Nov. x 6. The American Governmen t has proposed to the Persian Government that $ txo,ooo, provided for the cost of conveyance to America of the body of Major Imbrie, should be placed in the ...
... at Teheran, has al - rived in Mohammerah and has been able to persuade the Sheikh to comply with all the terms of the Persian Government. There is no likelihood now of a recurrence of hostilities. ...
... IMBRIE. PERSIAN COMPENSATION. TERMS PROPOSED BY AMERICA. Teheran, Nov. VS. The American Governmen t has proposed to the Persian Government that $ rio,ooo, provided for the cost of conveyance to America of the body of Major Imbrie, should be placed in the ...
... provision:l% ly fixed for the preceding Saturday. IT is presumably in consequence of pressure brought to bear upon the Persian Government by the United States Government that two men convicted of complicity in the murder of Major Imbrie, the American Vice- ...
... Furbes-Leitli, but the sentences appear not to have been carried out, for the United Slates Government has warned the Persian Government at if the sentences are not carried out forthwith, relations may be curtailed or suspended. On the same day that the ...
... would be ar. augne.l along.. .6e ' 7 .lose against whom th• charge of murder I:•:s actually been brougot Ic.iilt. The Persian Government made haste to provide the necessary escorts which were to accompany the remains of Major Imbrie to the port of embarkation ...