الملف ٣٠١\١٩٢١ "بلاد الرافدين: تقارير استخباراتية" [ظ‎‎١‎٠‎٨] (٥٨٦/٢٢٧)

(1) Individuals who at the time when they took part in the rising were paid servant* *
the Administration of the Occupied Territories, whose cases will be dealt with individnlli 0t
their merits. , “‘“v °»
(2) The individuals who are listed below who are believed to be responsible for tlip
mitment or abetment of certain heinous crimes and are at the present time fu^itiw f 0m '
.justice: 3 e Ir0111
(a) Shaikh Dhari; his sons Khamis and Sulaiman; Sarb and Salubi sons of Mi it
Daham, son of Farhan, all of the Zoba‘ tribe, and all charged with the muraWll
abetment of the murder of the late Colonel Leachman.
(b) Jamil Bey and Hamid Effendi Dibuni, charged with being the immediate instigator.
of the late Ca P tai “ B «ribw, Lieut. Stuart and other British oS
at Tall Afar.
(c) Ja ^ t al . i | VI ^ a ^ 1 1 h y of the Mahdiyah tribe, charged with the murder of the late
(d) Muhammad alMulla Mahmud of Bahahsah, charged with the murder of the late
Lieut. Bradfield; Hasan al Abd and Jasim al 'Awad, of the Bani Tamim tribe
charged with the murder of Mr. Buchanan. be ’
M ^British Prisoners <A,aiwi al Jasim ’ Ibn all efaarged with the murder of
(/) B "s J “Ti s p“j bn Dha ‘ ainah ’ aii oi «* jawabir ««th
( ' fj) ^ ^Ji bn Slfr ‘Ajairib of the Jawabir tribe, charged with instigating the
murder of Lieut. Hedgar and 5 British gunners on the “ Greenfly
regards individuals not concerned in the rising of 1920 but intomofl
tli T? -1 hr™ e()ni}eetl0n PQlilical offences committed prior to the said rising His Exeelleruw
(Signed) P. Z. COX,
Uiffk Commissioner for Mesopotamia.
On the same date the following communique was issued:
ProcUmati^of let the Pnblic know " ith referen “ “> U
Elective Assembly, Z aTl W * S “ a<,e to the calli “K » f * Genera
early date the law, when it has received tbf u ff 7 a J e l near completion, and that at ai
published. The registration of ^ CoilneiI Asters, will be
holding of elections with as little delay as possible. ^ m ham} at 0nCe 80 aS t0 P ermit of the
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS.
commissioner explained that the figures of U 7 -7 7 Was read to the Council. T
the revenues of the ‘Iraq, owing to the se^ Wwf? n ® for 1921 - 22 ^emonstraieu
stoppage of trade with Persia, could not sunnort ^ ^ mig the scenting disorders and
tary National Army and the maTn^ the cost of creating a vol
ment have therefore been pleased to come to the awlT he r v ^ Majesty^ Gove
jevy organization. By this arrangement all fmiVk/ e ? ^ ra d Government by financ:
t uring the present year will be transferred to tbo P r( ?^ M ^ e ^ tW the maintenance of the Le\
tate the work of that Ministry it has been fww. of Still further to fae
shall be recruited from those elements of thelnlV 1 * r' 1 " est of the Minister, that the Lev
recruits for the Army (*.«., the tribal elemente? ?Wt ^ m . T which is n« intended to enl
r£rrrr' ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية ^ SsSs —
4. At the meeting 7 m* “ 3“ aPP i r0ral ° f the
• U '^ tbea PP°intment of Nuri Pasha^SaGd^^ r^T'^Q ^ orina ^ t > 11 of recruiting eo
the Munster of Defence (see No. 12, paras. 6 and 7\ f '?‘ S ‘ Wer f swb nn'tted to the Council
- ,, < ^ r,C - 1 P^^Ued out, not without reason that v' soa iewhat heated discussion ensm
u • 7 j should be submitted before P ro ^f aiQ!11B c for voluntary servi
at it/ ( <l + ( ^hiister of Defence agreed to lav rvr- 7 r -°^ r c ertt ^mg organization could
ts next meeting. The appointment of Nuri p^oU^ V181011a ! regulations before the Conn
a more suitable candidate might he found. * * Was Seised and it was suggested th
The Naqib stated in the course of ■
nrnn 111 ^ j ^ at | l ° na | Army without duly considered 1 rpo- 1 ^ Was ailxbms avoid the danger
P ® a 5 U l a .( m( subsequent disorders such as lav at tt7 ‘ atK >ns, lest it should lead to politic
to be noted that the majority of the nmmbe^o? ctneil thf Arab %ria. It
are his apprehensions with regard