... seriously affected i: the report proves accurate. At the moment there is British force there, sent at the request of the Persian Government strengthen the position. This force i.- certain to be withdrawn, but the statement that il had already left or is on ...

... was being expended in development. After very protracted negotiations, they had last effected a settlement with the Persian Government in respect of their claim for losses sustained owing to the cutting of their pipeline 1915. and other outstanding questions ...

... their demands are not granted. Persia’s Financial Adviser. Mr. Sidney Armitage-Smith, C. 8., financial adviser to the Persian Government, has returned to London to conduct certain financial negotiations. Earl Presents a Rectory. Hopesay Rectory, in the ...

... increased oup . Article 18 of the Covenant as soon as it was This form settlement undoubtedly, has en orsc( j i,y the Persian Government, its attractions, on account of the permanence Ag to , ), en the endorsement would take that would be secured to peace ...

... be restored. There are three courses open to England to deal with the situation. . 1. To respond to the appeal of the Persian Government, and to help them with arms and ammunition. equip Persian army of 50.00 J or 70,000 men stem the tide of the Bolshevik ...

... meeting of the Council of the League -N atioTM is held in London June 14, in consequence of an application from the Persian Government. . The object of the meeting to consider the situation created the Bolshevik occupation of Enzeli. Mr. Chamberlain informed ...

... BOLSHEVIK PROMISE TO SHAH’S GOVERNMENT. REDS MAY LEAVE PERSIA. TO THE NOTE OF PROTEST. “The Globe” informed that the Persian Government has received a reply to their Note protesting against the bombardment Enzeli and the landing of Bolshevik forces at ...

... international law, disarmed aiid interned; notwithstanding this the Persian Government is prepared to enter into negotiations on this subject with the Bolshevik forces. 3. The Persian . Government cannot agree in any way to the occupation Enzeli. APPEAL TO POWERS ...

... intimate corporation 'vlueli 111. h will km 'tilted h. of all. , In Ain'u«l last tnv Cmernmonf cotiehulod nil!, tho Persian Government agreement t. mling cement the ties e«? friendship tw, (-a tiip two eonntrios, whi ...

... Persia, the British Government agreed in principle to the release and repatriation of them and immediately to consult the Persian Government there anent. On our offering to release all the Russian prisoners and nationals in England in return lor our prisoners ...

... . A combined military advance was lately directed against the outlaw, and was eventually forced to surrender to the Persian Government. A NEW COMEDIAN. “BABY BUNTING” STATS STRIKING SUCCESS. FANE IN A MIGHT. Not since Mr. Arthur Roberts left the music-hall ...

... '- macy. British financiers to reorranise the finances Persia. British officers will re-make the Persun Army, and the Persian Government will not able to emplov fore.: civil servants other than British GOLFER LOSES iilS EYE. BEMABKABLE ACCIDENT BABON JANES ...