Only von Gassed ig France More than six feet tall and of proportionate physique, Senator Logan Was a commanding figure and a prominent athlete in his college days. His life was saddened during the war by the death of his only son from the results of gas while serving with the Canadian Expeditionary Force in France, Senator Logan's frst wife, Eleanor L. Kinder, died in 1899. He married again in 1921, Anna Blanche Mac-Kenna, who died in 1934, When German property in Canada was confiscated by the Dominion custorian of.uemy alien property during the war, and subsequently placed in a fund fur the payment of reparations to Canadians who had suitored loss through enemy action, Senator Logan, as a lawyer, presented a number of claims on behalf of clients.
One of these claíms was that of Captain Freeman Hatüeld, a chid-hood friend of Senator Logan who claimed that his schooner, the "Gpysum Queen," was torpedoed by a German submarine off the Irish coast in 1915. It was settled in 1921 by an award of 871276 to Captain wiatfield. Subsequently, the courts decided this claim was fraudulent and that the vessel was abandoned owing to stress of weather. Hatfield aad Logan were ordered by the Exchequer Court to return the ward money and Hatfield was tried for fraud and sentenced, in the Ontario Court, to 18 months in jail.
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