Office of the Historian

838.51/1374: Telegram

The High Commissioner in Haiti (Russell) to the Acting Secretary of State

Port au Prince, September 15, 1922—noon.
[Received September 16—10:05 a.m.]

106. In reply to my note containing the suggestions made by the Department’s 73, September 9, 4 p.m. the Haitian Government informs me that it has taken note of suggestions and will place them before the legislative committee now examining the proposed law.62

Russell
  1. The law, embodying the Department’s suggestions, was passed by the Council of State Sept. 27, approved by President Borno Oct. 2, and published in Le Moniteur Oct. 5, 1922.↩