Office of the Historian

812.00/23725: Telegram

The Consul at Nogales (Dyer) to the Secretary of State

Nogales, Ariz., April 26, 1920—11 a.m.
[Received 2:44 p.m.]

Southern Pacific will take on railroad [freight?] at noon. Telegram was received today saying that Consul General de Negri at New York after protesting to President Carranza about his course toward Sonora without avail tendered his resignation and has proffered his services to Sonora.

Governor de la Huerta has accepted appointment, under Plan of Agua Prieta7 just issued by Calles, as chief executive, civil and military, for States allying themselves with Sonora.

Dyer
  1. Post, p. 150.↩