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El Salvador
Central America

U.S. consular officials in El Salvador

	Acajutla: Frank Wager (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	La Libertad: Henry Hussey (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	La Unión: Samuel F. Lord (Consular Agent 1904-05)
	San Salvador: John Jenkins (Consul 1897) Otto Munchmeyer (Consul 1897) Charles Armendt (Vice Consul 1897) John Jenkins (Consul General 1905-06) Howard C. Woodsum (Vice Consul General 1905) Samuel E. Magill (Consul General 1907-08) Arthur Hugh Frazier (Consul General 1908-10) Harold D. Clum (Vice Consul 1909) Thomas Ewing Dabney (Consul General 1911) Thomas Hinckley (Consul General 1914) Anthony J. Perrone (Vice Consul 1914) Lynn W. Franklin (Vice Consul 1915-16) Francis M. Sack (Vice Consul 1917) William J. McCafferty (Consul 1924-27) Le Roy F. Beers (Vice Consul 1926) William J. McCafferty (Consul 1926) Stanley L. Wilkinson (Vice Consul 1929) Frederick P. Latimer, Jr. (Vice Consul 1931) Algar E. Carleton (Consul 1931-32) Morgan Atherton (Vice Consul 1931-32) W. Quincy Stanton (Vice Consul 1932) Dorsey G. Fisher (Vice Consul 1935) Gerhard Gade (Consul 1943) Overton G. Ellis, Jr. (Vice Consul 1943) Wallace W. Stuart (Vice Consul 1943) Joseph E. Maleady (Vice Consul 1943) H. Gardner Ainsworth (Vice Consul 1943) Jack R. Johnstone (Vice Consul 1945) Allan F. McLean, Jr. (Vice Consul 1945)

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