Office of the Historian

158.429/189: Telegram

The Consul General at Montreal (Halstead) to the Secretary of State

Montreal, March 25, 1927.
[Received 2:30 p.m.]

Referring to my despatches No. 2968, and 2986.76 Typhoid epidemic continues. Cream and milk shipments from western Quebec [Page 109] might spread infection to the United States. Shall I refuse invoices? Health officer in Montreal states no control of cream and milk exported. Have informed Collector of Customs, Rouses Point regarding one shipment cream today …

Albert Halstead
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