- Bahá'í Cause, The, by William Loftus Hare (1924-12). An account of the "Parliament of Living Religions," in London, 1924. Includes 2-page summary of presentations by Mountfort Mills and Ruhi Afnan.
- Bahá'í Religion, The: Papers Read at the Conference on some Living Religions within the British Empire, 1924, by Horace Holley, Ruhi Afnan (1925). Text of two presentations at the Imperial Institute, South Kensington, in 1924, both titled "The Bahá'í Religion."
- Barbara Senn Hilty Ehrsam, by Duane L. Herrmann (1997). Ehrsam (1848-1924) was a religious seeker who was instrumental in the establishment of the first Bahá'í group in Kansas, USA.
- Brittingham, Isabella, by Robert Stockman (1995).
- Century of Revolution, A: Social Movements in Iran, John Foran, ed. (1994). Passing mentions of anti-Bahá'í movements in 1924 and the 1960s.
- Conversations with Shoghi Effendi, by May Maxwell (1924). A set of informal notes taken by Maxwell at Haifa in 1924, and "reproduced for the information of the Bahá'í friends with the permission of the National Spiritual Assembly."
- Gertrude Bell Archive, excerpts, by Gertrude Bell (1902-1924). A British writer and archeologist, Bell traveled throughout the Middle East from 1899-1926. During this time she made several trips to Haifa and Akka, meeting Abdu'l-Bahá, and entering the Shrine of Bahá'u'lláh. She also took a number of photos of Akka.
- Imbrie Murder Laid to Religious Hate, by Author unknown (1924-07-24). Two brief articles describing the 1924 murder of an American diplomat by a Muslim mob who thought he was a Bahá'í.
- In Memoriam: Hugh McKinley, by Ismael Velasco (2007). McKinley (1924-1999) was a British Bahá'í pioneer to Cyprus during the Ten Year Crusade (1953-1963).
- In Memoriam: Hushmand Fatheazam (1924-2013), by Shahbaz Fatheazam (2014). Born into a prominent Iranian Bahá'í family, he pioneered to India where he was later elected to the National Spiritual Assembly, serving as its secretary until 1963, when he was elected to the Universal House of Justice, serving on that body until 2003.
- Interview with Ruhollah Geula regarding Robert Imbrie, by Anthony Lee (1997-09). Interview by Lee, the general editor of Kalimat Press, with his father-in-law, an eyewitness to these 1924 events in Tehran.
- Literary History of Persia, Volume 4: Modern Times (1500-1924), by E. G. Browne (1928/1959). Volume 4 contains the first extensive catalogue of Bábí and Bahá'í literature published in English. To this day, the four-volume set is an essential text for students of Iranian literature.
- Murder in Tehran, by Henry S. Villard (1982-06). In 1924 Vice Consul Robert W. Imbrie was killed by an angry mob spurred on by religious fanatics after he tried to photograph a fountain that was believed to be sacred, a foreshadowing of the 1979 embassy seizure.
- Qá'ení, Shaikh Mohammad-ʿAli, by Minou Foadi (2005). Brief excerpt, with link to article offsite.
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