Word: consuls
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Ottawa Citizen" of December 13th states that the story had been brought to the attention of United States Consul General Halstead at Montreal, who stated, in reply, that he had never considered the story seriously. O. F. W. ELLIS 3G., President. D. CLARK HYDE 4G., Honourary-Secretary. December...
Last night General Fayolle met an assemblage of army, navy and marine corps officers, as well as distinguished citizens, at the dinner to him given by J. M. J. Flammand, the French Consul, at the Somerset Club. This morning he will make calls on Governor Coolidge and Mayor Peters at the State House, and visit the Institute of Technology...
...Governing Board of the Union, at which General Fayolle will be the guest of honor are; Lieutenant Colonel A. Piatt Andrew '95, head of the American Field Ambulance Service before it was taken over by the government; General Shanks, Commander of the Northeastern Department; J.M.J. Flammand, French Consul; President Lowell; Members of the Corporation; and Commandant Julian Coolidge and Adjustant K.B. Murdock, who will represent the Shannon Post of the Legion. After the dinner, at the first meeting of the Union's 1920 season, Members of the Faculty, and of the Union will have the opportunity of hearing General Fayolle...
General Fayolle will arrive in Boston this afternoon from New York. He will be met at the train by the resident French Consul, Monsieur J.M.J. Flammand, who will accompany the General to his hotel. At 7 P.M. this evening a private dinner will be given at the Hotel Somerset in honor of General Fayolle by Monsieur Flammand...
...today on a much more solid footing than our diplomatic service. The salary range, as I have said, is much higher. The positions from the highest to the lowest have, since President Roosevelt's day, been filled entirely without regard to partisan or political considerations. And a first-rate consul can ordinarily stay in the service, gradually moving up, as long as he likes...