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U.S. consular officials in Argentina

	Bahia Blanca: Walter T. Jones (Consular Agent 1897-1907) Ross J. Hazeltine (Consul 1920) Robert E. Wilson (Vice Consul 1942) Burford K. Isaacs, Jr. (Vice Consul 1942-43) Harold F. Swenson (Vice Consul 1943)
	Buenos Aires: Joel Roberts Poinsett (Consul General 1811-14) Thomas Lloyd Halsey, Jr. (Consul 1812-19) William G. Miller (Vice Consul 1812-16) William G. D. Worthington (Consul 1818-19) Nathaniel W. Strong (Consul 1819) John C. Zimmerman (Consul 1819-21) John M. Forbes (Agent for Commerce and Seamen 1820-23) James Robinett (Consul 1821) William Dana (Consul 1823-25) George W. Slacum (Consul 1824-32) Eben Ritchie Dorr (Consul 1834-38) Hopeful Toler (Consul 1836) Alfred M. Slade (Consul 1837-40) Amory Edwards (Consul 1840-45) Joseph Graham (Consul 1844-55) James H. Tate (Consul 1845) James Purdon (Consul 1846) George I. Fairfield (Consul 1847-48) Edward A. Saunders (Consul 1851) William Holley Hudson (Consul 1854-62) Hinton Rowan Helper (Consul 1861-66) Thomas O. Osborn (Consul General 1874-85) Edward L. Baker (Consul 1874-97) Wallace Chute (Vice Consul 1897-98) Daniel Mayer (Consul 1898-1905) G. H. Newberry (Vice Consul 1904) Walter F. Walker (Vice Consul General 1905-06) George C. Cole (Consul General 1905-06) Alban G. Snyder (Consul General 1906-09) Otto Hollender (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1907) Richard M. Bartleman (Consul General 1909-14) Eli Taylor (Deputy Consul General 1910-11) Ross J. Hazeltine (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1911) George R. Wendling, Jr. (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1913-14) Eli Taylor (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1913-14) Leo J. Keena (Consul General 1914-15) William H. Robertson (Consul General 1915-22) Charles J. Pisar (Vice Consul 1916-17) John S. Calvert (Vice Consul 1916-17) John W. White, Jr. (Vice Consul 1916-17) Augustus I. Hasskarl (Vice Consul 1916) Louis A. Clausel (Vice Consul 1917-26) William E. Padden (Vice Consul 1917-19) David J. D. Myers (Consul 1917-18) Vivian L. Nicholson (Consul 1917-19) Harold G. Waters (Vice Consul 1918-24) C. Cletus Miller (Vice Consul 1918) Peter J. Houlahan (Vice Consul 1919-24) Theodore S. Asmussen (Vice Consul 1919) Joseph H. Wootton (Vice Consul 1919) Raleigh A. Gibson (Vice Consul 1921-22) John W. Connelly, Jr. (Vice Consul 1921) Sydney H. Banash (Vice Consul 1921-43) Raymond H. Geist (Vice Consul 1922) E. Kitchel Farrand (Vice Consul 1924) Raleigh A. Gibson (Consul 1924) Harry H. Morgan (Consul General 1924) William Perry George (Consul 1925) Ronald D. Stevenson (Vice Consul 1925) Harvey S. Gerry (Vice Consul 1926) Lloyd D. Yates (Vice Consul 1926-29) Leo F. Cochran (Vice Consul 1926-27) Harold R. Brown (Vice Consul 1926-27) Henry W. Ward (Vice Consul 1926) Dana C. Sycks (Consul 1926-29) Tracy Lay (Consul General 1926-28) S. Walter Washington (Vice Consul 1927-29) Cecil W. Gray (Vice Consul 1927-29) John B. Faust (Vice Consul 1927) George S. Messersmith (Consul General 1929-30) Roger Sumner (Vice Consul 1929) Carlos J. Warner (Vice Consul 1929-31) Raymond E. Ahearn (Vice Consul 1929) Haugh C. Fox (Vice Consul 1930) Avra M. Warren (Consul 1931-32) Ralph Miller (Vice Consul 1931) H. Livingston Hartley (Vice Consul 1931-32) John C. Shillock (Vice Consul 1931-32) Hugh C. Fox (Vice Consul 1931-32) Avra M. Warren (Consul General 1932-35) Stanley G. Slavens (Vice Consul 1932) Theodore S. Cleveland (Vice Consul 1932) Leo P. Hogan (Vice Consul 1932) Clare H. Timberlake (Vice Consul 1932) William C. Burdett (Consul General 1935-38) John W. Bailey, Jr. (Consul 1935) Christian M. Ravndal (Consul 1938) Clifton P. English (Vice Consul 1938-43) E. Allen Lightner, Jr. (Vice Consul 1938) Monnett B. Davis (Consul General 1938-41) Albert H. Cousins, Jr. (Consul 1938) Milton P. Thompson (Vice Consul 1938) William F. Busser (Vice Consul 1938) Francis C. Jordan (Vice Consul 1938) R. Allen Haden (Vice Consul 1938) William E. Copley (Vice Consul 1938) Hiram Bingham, Jr. (Vice Consul 1941-43) Burford K. Isaacs, Jr. (Vice Consul 1942) Charles R. Burrows (Vice Consul 1943) Arthur J. Romero (Vice Consul 1943) Sheldon W. Parks (Vice Consul 1943) Howard K. Rutherfod (Vice Consul 1943) Daniel Sullivan (Vice Consul 1943) William B. Helme (Vice Consul 1943) Alfred W. Wells (Vice Consul 1943) Joseph E. Gross (Vice Consul 1943) Richard Ford (Consul 1943) Leslie W. Johnson (Vice Consul 1943) David C. Berger (Consul 1943) Herbert V. Olds (Vice Consul 1943) William A. Brunstead (Vice Consul 1945) George Lawrence Keller (Vice Consul 1945) Paul C. Squire (Consul General 1947)
	Cordoba: John M. Thome (Consular Agent 1903-05)
	Rosario: Willis E. Baker (Consul 1884-97) Augustus M. Barnes (Vice Consul 1897) James M. Ayers (Consul 1898-1905) Eben M. Flagg (Vice & Deputy Consul 1905) Thomas B. Van Horne (Consul 1905-09) Latham Hall (Vice & Deputy Consul 1907) Thomas B. Van Horne (Vice & Deputy Consul 1910-14) Robert T. Crane (Consul 1911) William Dawson (Consul 1913-17) Thomas B. Van Horne (Vice Consul 1916-32) Samuel R. Thompson (Vice Consul 1917-21) Wilbert L. Bonney (Consul 1917-24) Sherwood H. Avery (Vice Consul 1921-22) H. Claremont Moses (Vice Consul 1922-31) Robert Harnden (Consul 1924-29) Waldo E. Bailey (Vice Consul 1926-27) Raymond Davis (Consul 1931-32) Robert E. Wilson (Vice Consul 1942-43) Tobias E. Matthews (Vice Consul 1943)
	Santa Fe: George C. Norman (Consular Agent 1910-11)
	Tucumán (San Miguel de Tucumán): Arthur H. Rosenfeld (Consular Agent 1916)

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