... resumption of the ordinary pilgrim traffic from Persia into Iraq, the interruption of which for political reasons by the Persian Government had a most injurious effect on the trade of this country. Before leaving Bagdad the Ratdar Sipah expressed great admiration ...

... resumption of the ordinary pilgrrim traffic from Persia into Iraq, the interruption of which for political reasons by the Persian Government had a most injurious effect on the trade of this country. Before leaving Bagdad, the Sardar Sipah expressed great admiration ...

... resumption of the ordinary pilgrim traffic from Persia into Iraq, the interruption of which, for political reasons, by the Persian Government had a most injurious effect the trade of this country. Before leaving Bagdad the Sardar Sipah expressed grea't admiration ...

... 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 ...

... trepot of the Anglo-iterslan Oil pany, between the Sepahisatar Resit Khan, Prime Ministerand Minister for War of the Persian Government, and the Sheikh of Mohammerah, it which all outstanding questions between the latter and we Central. Government were ...

... l'd Sephsalar Rees Khan, Prime Minister. . and Shetland Lake Prop.. Vipond Cons-. 3/3). lid Minister of War of the Persian Government. 7/- :owl the Sheikh of Moh•mmeragh, at which all MI S. outatanding questions between the latter and Broken Hill Morita ...

... an entrepot of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, between the Sepahsalar Khan, Prime Minister and Minister of War of the Persian Government, and the Sheikh of Mohammernh, which all outstanding questions between the latter and the Central Government were s ...

... station of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, between the Sepahsalar Beza Khan, Prime Minister and Minister of War of the Persian Government, and the Sheikh of Mohammerah, at which all onistanding questions between the latter and the Central Government were ...

... 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 ...

... unofficial and is not presented by the Egyptian Government. Persia is placed in extremely delicate position, said. If the Persian Government docs not intervene their silence will probably be resented 500 million Moslems. If they intervene friendly nations will ...

... unofficial and is not presented the Egyptian Government. Persia is placed an extremely delicate position, ho said. If the Persian Government does not intervene their silence will probably be resented 500 million Moslems. If they intervene friendly nations will ...