Death Certificate:
Father: Wesley D. Shanklin
Mother: Lockie Ann Arnold
Informant: Clara Rothe
The Book of St. Louisans: Leading men of St. Louis p, 546:
Arnold Shanklin - counsul general; born Carrollton, Mo., Jan 29, 1866; son of Wesley Dunscombe and Locke (Arnold) Shanklin; brother of William Arnold Shanklin, president of Weslyan University, Middletown, CT. Educated public school; LL.B., Washington University, 1889; LL.D., Upper Iowa University, 1908; unmarried.
Admitted to bar, 1889; more than ten year of active practice; attorney and counsellor of Supreme Court of United States; commissioner of St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1903-04; member International Jury of Awards, St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1904; American Consul General at Panama, 1905-1909; American consul general at Mexico City, since Feb 19, 1909. etc...
Boston Evening Transcript 12 Feb 1913: The escape of Consul General Arnold Shankin and his staff from the American consulate building during the seven hour battle between the Federal troops and the rebels in the streets of Mexico City yesterday was a sensational one. Mr. Shanklin broke down two doors and was thus enabled to pass into and through an adjoining building and make his exit on a cross street, which was at the moment free from rifle fire. The consul general and his staff carried along with them a wounded man who had been brought into the consulate building for temporary treatment.
Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, MO 30 Dec 1946: Former Diplomat Dies. Arnold Shanklin, former U. S. Consul general at Panama and Mexico city, died yesterday of infirmities at the Masconic home. He was 80 years old. Shanklin was born at Carrollton, Mo., and practiced law here before entering the diplomatic corps in which he served 10 years under President Taft and Wilson.
Father: Wesley D. Shanklin
Mother: Lockie Ann Arnold
Informant: Clara Rothe
The Book of St. Louisans: Leading men of St. Louis p, 546:
Arnold Shanklin - counsul general; born Carrollton, Mo., Jan 29, 1866; son of Wesley Dunscombe and Locke (Arnold) Shanklin; brother of William Arnold Shanklin, president of Weslyan University, Middletown, CT. Educated public school; LL.B., Washington University, 1889; LL.D., Upper Iowa University, 1908; unmarried.
Admitted to bar, 1889; more than ten year of active practice; attorney and counsellor of Supreme Court of United States; commissioner of St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1903-04; member International Jury of Awards, St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1904; American Consul General at Panama, 1905-1909; American consul general at Mexico City, since Feb 19, 1909. etc...
Boston Evening Transcript 12 Feb 1913: The escape of Consul General Arnold Shankin and his staff from the American consulate building during the seven hour battle between the Federal troops and the rebels in the streets of Mexico City yesterday was a sensational one. Mr. Shanklin broke down two doors and was thus enabled to pass into and through an adjoining building and make his exit on a cross street, which was at the moment free from rifle fire. The consul general and his staff carried along with them a wounded man who had been brought into the consulate building for temporary treatment.
Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, MO 30 Dec 1946: Former Diplomat Dies. Arnold Shanklin, former U. S. Consul general at Panama and Mexico city, died yesterday of infirmities at the Masconic home. He was 80 years old. Shanklin was born at Carrollton, Mo., and practiced law here before entering the diplomatic corps in which he served 10 years under President Taft and Wilson.
Death Certificate:
Father: Wesley D. Shanklin
Mother: Lockie Ann Arnold
Informant: Clara Rothe
The Book of St. Louisans: Leading men of St. Louis p, 546:
Arnold Shanklin - counsul general; born Carrollton, Mo., Jan 29, 1866; son of Wesley Dunscombe and Locke (Arnold) Shanklin; brother of William Arnold Shanklin, president of Weslyan University, Middletown, CT. Educated public school; LL.B., Washington University, 1889; LL.D., Upper Iowa University, 1908; unmarried.
Admitted to bar, 1889; more than ten year of active practice; attorney and counsellor of Supreme Court of United States; commissioner of St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1903-04; member International Jury of Awards, St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1904; American Consul General at Panama, 1905-1909; American consul general at Mexico City, since Feb 19, 1909. etc...
Boston Evening Transcript 12 Feb 1913: The escape of Consul General Arnold Shankin and his staff from the American consulate building during the seven hour battle between the Federal troops and the rebels in the streets of Mexico City yesterday was a sensational one. Mr. Shanklin broke down two doors and was thus enabled to pass into and through an adjoining building and make his exit on a cross street, which was at the moment free from rifle fire. The consul general and his staff carried along with them a wounded man who had been brought into the consulate building for temporary treatment.
Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, MO 30 Dec 1946: Former Diplomat Dies. Arnold Shanklin, former U. S. Consul general at Panama and Mexico city, died yesterday of infirmities at the Masconic home. He was 80 years old. Shanklin was born at Carrollton, Mo., and practiced law here before entering the diplomatic corps in which he served 10 years under President Taft and Wilson.
Father: Wesley D. Shanklin
Mother: Lockie Ann Arnold
Informant: Clara Rothe
The Book of St. Louisans: Leading men of St. Louis p, 546:
Arnold Shanklin - counsul general; born Carrollton, Mo., Jan 29, 1866; son of Wesley Dunscombe and Locke (Arnold) Shanklin; brother of William Arnold Shanklin, president of Weslyan University, Middletown, CT. Educated public school; LL.B., Washington University, 1889; LL.D., Upper Iowa University, 1908; unmarried.
Admitted to bar, 1889; more than ten year of active practice; attorney and counsellor of Supreme Court of United States; commissioner of St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1903-04; member International Jury of Awards, St. Louis Exposition to Mexico, 1904; American Consul General at Panama, 1905-1909; American consul general at Mexico City, since Feb 19, 1909. etc...
Boston Evening Transcript 12 Feb 1913: The escape of Consul General Arnold Shankin and his staff from the American consulate building during the seven hour battle between the Federal troops and the rebels in the streets of Mexico City yesterday was a sensational one. Mr. Shanklin broke down two doors and was thus enabled to pass into and through an adjoining building and make his exit on a cross street, which was at the moment free from rifle fire. The consul general and his staff carried along with them a wounded man who had been brought into the consulate building for temporary treatment.
Moberly Monitor-Index, Moberly, MO 30 Dec 1946: Former Diplomat Dies. Arnold Shanklin, former U. S. Consul general at Panama and Mexico city, died yesterday of infirmities at the Masconic home. He was 80 years old. Shanklin was born at Carrollton, Mo., and practiced law here before entering the diplomatic corps in which he served 10 years under President Taft and Wilson.
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