... Port Enroll to Per-ia in accordance with the Treaty signed by both countries in iggi . says Renter from Tehesen. The Persian Government has now telegraphed to its re, presentative in Moscow to bring the mat' ter before the proper authorities. Mill NOTTS ...

... d'Etat. The royalty paid by us to the Persian Government in the financial yerr under review, apart from large subsidies paid to the local chiefs. was £553,795 Ps. 4cl In the matter of royalty, the Persian Government would appear to be doing at least as ...

... telegram fror t Teheran states. says Renter, that the representative of the United States there lute approached the Persian Government on the question of e ,, t iblishing the policy of the open door in Persia. Well-known Stud Owner Dead. Mr. George ...

... officials. The loan from an American company for 1.500,000 dollars which was recently reported to have been obtained by the Persian Government against the royalties payable to the Government 'by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. is not at present forthcoming, owing ...

... The Company was incorporated in 1909 for the purpose of acquiring a concession, which had been granted by the Imperial Persian Government, covering the exclusive right to search for, carry away, and sell petroleum, natural less, asphalt., and osokerite ...

... mobilisation of the medical woe to combat the typhus epitlemie.—Renter. New Persian Government. According to a telegram from Teheran, Reuter learns that a new Persian Government has been formed under the Premierblip of Mueltir-ed-llowleh. Fall from Hotel ...

... ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL NOTABLE GROWTH IN PROFITS; DIFFERENCE WITH THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Th® twelfth ordinary general meet in* f th® Anglo-Persian Oil Co. (Ltd.), was held yesterday. Sir Charles Oreenway, Bart., the chairman, presided, and in the course of ...

... Government forces at Sujbulagh have defeated the Kurds, who fled, after lea\ing over 500 killed on the battlefield. The Persian Government forces, adds the message, are in pursuit. ...

... outer’s New York correspondent, that negotiations are pending for the acquisition of valuable oil concessions from the Persian Government. The fields, they add, are situated in Northern Persia, and the concessions, if granted, may run for a long time ...

... were no British troops in Persia beyond few individual officers left as instructors the Persian Army and paid by the Persian Government. IRISH SKATS. -- On the motion of Colonel Leslie Wilson, the SPEAKER ordered ’the issue the writ for the election members ...

... Anglo-Persian agreement bad not been denounced, but, according the latest information received from Teheran, the new Persian Government had intention submitting it to the Persian Parliament, which case it* might held have lapsed. * LONDON TRAFFIC NO PROSPECT ...

... LOAN TO PERSIA. Mr. HARMSWORTH informed Sir J. D. Rees that the money advanced the Persian Government, in view the adoption of the Anglo-Porsian Agreement, was regarded as a loan to be repaid in the event erf tho rejection or avoidance acceptance of the ...