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... Officials Dismayed at His 5 a.m. Start— Frowns for Laggards The new Shah of Persia is setting a hustling example for Persian Government officials. According to the Teheran correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, the new ruler caused widespread dismay -among ...
... 137,238 367,786 41,924 Total 3,694,033 4,646,173 A small quantity of tea is grown in Persia. It is said that the Persian Government is considering the possibility of increasing the cultivation of the plant, and intends approaching the Dutch Government ...
... FROWNS FOR LAGGARDS The new Shah of Persia is setting a hustling example for official workers of the Persian Government. According to the Teheran correspondent of he Chicago Tribune, the new ruler caused widespread dismay among the various departmental ...
... Officials Dismayed at His 5 a.m. Start - Frowns for Laggards The new Shah of Persia is setting a hustling example for Persian Government officials. According to the Teheran correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, the new ruler caused widespread dismay among ...
... a staircase at the Theatre Mayol, Paris, Miss Paddy, an English dancer, was taken to hospital severely injured. New Persian Government Recognised.,—Representatives of the foreign Governments have all submitted letters of recognition to the Rita Kahn ...
... and a-half higher than in 1923-4, at £4,599,676. Net profit was £3,571,966, against £2,507,866. Royalty payable to the Persian Government takes £493,429 against £172,759. Debenture interest is rather lower at £223,437, but, interest on the £2,000,000 five ...
... them Then Sinclair Him Khan dropped out, or was bought off. - Standard and Anglo- Persian came to an agreement. But the Persian Government refmed the concession— largely, it is said, became of the bad labour conditions on the existing A nglo- Pernian properties ...
... an advertisement in a local paper which offered diamonds for sale worth millions. Dealers were barred. Last year the Persian Government decided to sell part of the Crown jewels, reputed to be worth £10,000,000. SMALLER RHINE ARMY One Division To Be Withdrawn ...
... Financial. ly OUR RUM; cAIIDDRNE.—Low-priceß Persian Government bonds are essentially speculative. but you should not go far wrou with Portuguese 3 per omit. at about SM. At this it yields cent. CARLISLE BEADEB.—Joseph Cresbeld and Boas 71 per cent. • ...
... Karachi passenger and mall :Lir service. He will leave the party at Bagdad and to Teheran foe consultations with the Persian Government regarding facilitie► on the Finial] section of the route. HOME SECRETARY BACK. Sir W. Joynsoo•Hicks (Home Fecretaryi ...
... PALACE STORMED. Persian Besiegers Lose 6 Dead: Arab Defenders Lose 100. BAGDAD, Tllursdax. Persian Government troops yesterday attacked the Shiek of Mohammerah’s Failiyeh palace, which was held by the Arabs who stormed the bazaar of Mohammerah (the oil ...
... ADVICE TO READERS. Imperial Ignk of Parsia.—Net profit for year to March 20, 1825, £90,439, .‘siun. £53,095; due to Persian Government £5,426, against £3,185; to reserve, £30,000, against £20,000; to bank premiscs account £lO,OOO, agsinst £5,000; final ...