access to all Iranian oilfields in exchange for financial and other contributions. The Majlis (Iranian parliament) refuses to ratify it on 22 June 1921. 15 August – the Restoration of Pre-War Practices Act provides for returning servicemen to get their old jobs back. 18 August – Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War: The Bolshevik fleet at Kronstadt, protecting Petrograd on the Baltic Sea, is substantially damaged by seven British Royal Navy Coastal Motor Boats (torpedo boats) and military aircraft in a combined operation. 30 August – the Football League is resumed, four years after it was abandoned due to the war. 1 September – Forestry Commission set up. 27 September – Allied intervention in the Russian Civil War: The last British troops leave Archangel, leaving fighting to the Russians. 27 September–6 October – railway workers stage a strike, called by the National Union of Railwaymen. 29 September – Rupert D'Oyly Carte returns the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company to London's West End for the first time in a decade with an initial 18-week season of Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas opening at the Prince's Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue. 30 September – compositors and pressmen working at the Daily Sketch newspaper in London refuse to print the paper until an editorial criticising the railway strike is deleted. October – creation of the "Mobile Patrol Experiment", the forerunner of the Metropolitan Police Service's Flying Squad. 1 October – Women's Royal Naval Service disbanded. 13 October – Leeds City F.C., of the Football League Second Division, are expelled from the Football League amid financial irregularities. 17 October – with the collapse of Leeds City, a new football club is formed for the city – Leeds United. With Port Vale set to take the old club's place in the Football League, the new Leeds club will have to wait until at least the next football season for a chance of Football League membership. 20 October – collapse of the man engine at Levant Mine in Cornwall kills 31. 21 October – Atlas Copco Ltd is incorporated in the UK as a subsidiary of the Swedish mechanical engineering company. 4 November – the Cabinet's Irish Committee settles on a policy of creating two Home Rule parliaments in Ireland – one in Dublin and one in Belfast – with a Council of Ireland to provide a framework for possible unity. 11 November – first Remembrance Day