PERSIAN DEFEAT.
COSSACKS DEMORALISED. BRITISH STEM BOLSHEVIKS. Delhi, Oct. 28. The Persian Cossacks are demoralised and have retreated behind the British lines. The British troops are fighting the Bolsheviks on the KazvinResht road.—(Reuter. V POLITICAL CRISIS. Delhi, Oct. 29. The defeat of the Cossacks has caused a Persian Cabinet crisis. The British Minister announces that there is no more money available from British sources to finance the Cossacks under Russian officers. M. Mushir edDowleh’s Cabinet resigned and the Shall sent for M. Sipahday. The New Government is expected to appoint a Persian commander with possibly British advisers.—(A. and N.Z.) POLAND AND LITHUANIA. LEAGUE STILL SEEKS SOLUTION. Brussels, Oct. 28. The Council of the League of Nations is further attempting to settle the Polish-Lithuanian trouble and is receiving representatives of both countries to-day.—(Reuter.)
POLISH-SOVIET TREATY. RATIFIED BY BOTH. , Warsaw, Oct. 28. Both the Poles and Soviet Russia have ratified the peace treaty signed at Riga.—(Reuter.) FRENCH EXTREMISTS. SUPPORT FOR BOLSHEVIKS. (Received 30, 8.55 a.m.) Paris, Oct. 29. The General Confederation t f Labour and the Socialist Party agreed on a campaign in favour of the Russian Revolution. Mass meetings will be held in Paris and other towns on 20th. November. Workers will be urged not to make or transport war materials and munitions for use against Russian Revolutionaries.—(A. and N.Z.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 243, 30 October 1920, Page 5
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