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... seemed to envisage the possibility of an appeal Persia to the Council under Article 11, such step has yet been taken the Persian Government. the other hand the Persian Ambassador Paris has informed the League that his Government cannot ready with their statement ...
... ' and added:— “In view of the intimation con-,; , that reply that the Persian Government lemplated appeal to the Council „V' League of Nations, which would rc.u't Persian Government becoming etuiV'! require the suspension nrt , l instituted before the ...
... unit less than the price prior to the unfortunate expression of the Persian Government’s intention to annul the company’s concessions. ft difficult to understand the Persian Government's contention that the concession was obtained as the result of pressure ...
... message reporter saying that he could not at present meie statament the recent happenings with regard the decision of the Persian Government op.the rompsny’s oil concession. It wsa explained that although Sir John has been kept touch fable telephone, desired ...
... Clause, and maintains that the Permanent Court cannot deal with a dispute between the Persian Government and a commercial company such the Anglo-Persian. The Persian Government refuses admit any liability for damage done to the company affairs, it has never ...
... Eden, Urder-Secretarv, I, ' Affairs, said that the agreement between â– ,. Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian i, Co. was the concession, which granted the Persian Government Williain Knox d'Arcy May, 1001, an( I was transferred to the. Oi! ' 1909 ...
... Company has lecome an enormous concern, paying in wages alone approximately £2,500,000 annually. The grievance of the Persian Government appears to that the concession is not yielding much revenue now as it did some years ago. That, however, is no excuse ...
... have been spoilt treatment troubles. Base metal desenp(ions have moved narrowly* Oils Fluetuate The dispute with the Persian Government warding the Anglo-Persian oonceeeion has had a damping* effect on the oil share, marker., and although hopes one time ...
... Westminster, last night, that the National Government, m its latest Note on the subject of the oil concession, gives the Persian Government seven days in which to withdraw the notification of the cancellation the concession. Falling .ud. withdrawal, the dlepnte ...
... Persia.’ Persian Reply In Note, received British Minister on sth December, the Persian Government refuses to withdraw the notißcation and says: “The Imperial Persian Government has for Jong time past poinUd out the fact that the stipulations the above-mentioned ...
... Persians and Burmaha were good market on the announcement that the British Government bad addressed stern warning the Persian Government with reference to their cancellation of the concessions granted to the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. The ordinary shares of ...
... anglo-persian oil concession “Surrender to Truculence Out of the Question' * If Daily Mail, discussing tlio Persian . Government's cancellation Anglo-Pcrsian oil I concessions says *. —The East has no respect tor people who not know their own minds ...