مجموعة ١١١/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. كرمانشاه - يوميّات سياسية." [و‎‎٢‎٣‎٨] (٧٥١/٤٧٨)

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C \uizuct Ptc.rv, para^'rppb 9), has ended with the death
of Rashld-no-^ultaiMih at the hands 01 JA A i! H T ^DI tj-ibea-
nen and the capture or Rashid Agba. After being chaeed
ae far r & the frontier of Iraq at the end of tFuly, the
runaways were boot; in flight again eastwards,
of the Kerman shah Brigade under Colonel ShahruiCnorahi ond
loyal tribesmen at their heels. A skirmish «t right
with Persian troops wbs reported and or the 9th the
two brothers and about 30 followers entered Jawanrud*
territory. Refused asylum and. adviced tc give them-
selves uo. they finally became involved after several
hotiro* ai ncusni.on In n running fight wi-th the cewm.rudie,
in which RoeM d-uc-batltan.h wan mnrtally wowioed.
A gran*son of hie sne a tribe HB.n were eleo ri^'eu ena
others of hie followers wounded, dashiu r !f u
neighbouring BAB AJ AH I count rj-, but Jawwnrudi triboe««
sent after him by Colonel ShahrUKhshahi, who reached
the Boot on the following clay, were able to capture
hi,, there and on the 11th he and 13 other prisoners,
including 3 eons of Raabid-ue-Rultaneh, were brought
Ini o Hermanshah by Colonel shahruhhshahi and placed
in custody in the military >rison, ..w.dit.g j^it^r
instructions f on Tehran. It is reported that e.aitid
will Se tried here by a military tribunal, nurteen
rifles were taken by the Jnwanrudic from the ..aBhi&s.
-V, eat -,, 0 r0 mainly of old liuasian makes out included on.
Britioh B Service rifle, which has since been recovered
by the Political Adviser.
q Medals are to be presented to the leading Javan-
recognition of their services in roun^ng
uo the runaways, and permlasion is understood to hav.
been received f om Tehran for the issue uo them oi
610 rounds of ammunition in re.Uaosment oi the aiv.- mltio n
ei landed during the affray, put by the ^awanruaia them-
*u ! ve 3 . apparently v^itb more regard tu u m value ox
amimmition tnaii respect for their own reputation as
rBarXsineup at 6,000 pounds#
i ~i Pninric l ahahrukhehahi ha a shown ooramendabie
K ™ *.«• ss a “.si"^
at very little coat to the dovermasnt, e^ula strengtnan
the hand of the Persians in their
tribes in this area. At the ?^V^P?PvitO ST
make it no secret that they played their vital part
in the affair solely from a desire to yl.aee tne