PERSIAN MONARCHY
ABOLITION STRONGLY URGED. PARLIAMENT HESITATES. Benter’a lUhtouh. TEHERAN, March 20. The proJtepuhlican damonstrataort was scantily attended. People are in. different, despite fieiy speeches. Hiel bazaars were closed on the occasion an the result of anti-Republioan speeches. The bazaars were then reopened, where, upon the anti-Royalists tried forcible closing. A scuffle ensued, and tbs police intervened. The Mejliss met in the evening, when Today on, the Progressive Party leader, endeavoured to rush the question of members’ dredootials in order to coins to the important question of a Republic.
The Moderates strongly opposed every; motion, Tadayon not having a majority owing to a split in' his party. The motions were defeated, and the Mejliss adjourned without arriving at a decision.
It is reported that the Crown Princq has been - .warned to leave, and th«t Royal ladies have already left.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11785, 22 March 1924, Page 5
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