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... PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. DEPOSITION OF KAJAR DYNASTY. Teheran, Nov. 4. The Mejlis resolution in favour of the deposition of the Kajar dynasty was the result of a sudden rising of national sentiment against the dynasty throughout Persia. Parliament. feeling ...
... THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. THE MEJLESS' DECISION. Teheran, Oct._ 31. _ The Mejliss to -day passed a resolution by a Trajnrilv of So that in the name of national welfare it denosed the Kajar dynasty and gave temnorary Government within the constitutional ...
... of enquiry into the production of opium in Persia, and has authorised the Secretary' General to enquire whether the Persian Government will grant a subsidy to meet the expenses of the commission. The Council of the League of Nations has passed a resolution ...
... the Japanese Socialists. (Page 3.) The diving operations in connection with the Sp have been successful. (Page 3.) The Persian Government is to investigate the recent disturbances in Teheran which is stated not to have been caused by the shortage of bread ...
... traffic in the Persian Gulf. He was convinced that the complaints originated through an oversight on the part of the Persian Government and he had drawn their attention so that Persia should not be exposed to charges which the Persian delegation naturally ...
... RAILWAY. NEGOTIATIONS WITH AMERICANS. London, Sept. 20. The Sunday Times learns that negotiations are on foot between the Persian Government and a big group of American banking and industrial interests for the construction of a railway from Teheran to the Persian ...
... 1923 Rupee Loan were charged off in the year, and the amounts of the loans, and the advances outstanding against the Persian Government, which were hitherto shown in the accounts under suspense, were written off against the revenue of 1 923-24. Voted ...
... Colonel Minchin by air to Bushire, whence he will return to Baghdad, en route to Teheran, where he will consult with the Persian Government concerning the Persian Gulf section of the route, while the other two will continue their survey flight to Karachi. ...
... The Foreign Office has wired to Persian representatives abroad as follows : A t the beginning of the uperatiols the Persian Government advised Ibn Saud to respect all shrines and to avoid bloodshed of Mussalmans. Ibn Saud gave the necessary assurance ...
... Government had taken steps to prevent the transhipment of opium in Japanese ports. Sir John Campbell (India) urged that the Persian Government should control the export of opium to illicit destinations. Sir John Jordan said he was not optimistic with regard to ...
... Karachi passenger and mail air service. Sir Sefton will leave the party at Baghdad and proceed to Teheran to consult the Persian Government regarding facilities of the Persian section of the route.—Reuter. ...
... already on the spot will be utilised. Sir Sefton will leave with a party for Iraq proceed to Teheran to consult the Persian Government regarding facilities along the Persian coast. The route depends upon the results of the survey and will probably touch ...