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The Mexican Chargé (Téllez) to the Secretary of State

[Translation]
Washington, February 12, 1924.

Mr. Secretary: I have the honor of informing Your Excellency that the port of Vera Cruz having been occupied yesterday by the Government forces was immediately reopened to international traffic.19

I am [etc.]

Manuel C. Téllez
  1. By similar notes dated Mar. 19, Apr. 25, and May 31, the Mexican Embassy informed the Department of the opening of the ports of Acapulco, Progreso, and Frontera.↩