Word: logan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...think it fitting that this Harvard battle field be dedicated to Haughton. Yours very truly, Malcolm J. Logan...
Paris, France, Sept. 30.--Due to the refusal of Mr. James A. Logan, special representative of the Department of State, to accept the vacant post on the Reparations Commission established in pursuance of the Dawes Reparations plan to administer the finances of Germany, it is reported in official circles that Mr. Thomas Nelson Perkins '91, prominent Boston lawyer, and member of the Corporation of Harvard University, will be invited to fill the post...
Colonel James A. Logan, U. S. observer with the Reparations Commis sion, commented upon the appointment...
Then followed an orgy of handshakes and congratulations. British official circles regarded the day as "the most satisfactory since the opening of the Conference." James A. Logan Jr., U. S. unofficial observer in the Reparations Commission, present at the Conference, went one better. Said he: "The Conference is the biggest success of all Allied gatherings since Versailles...
Monday morning, Colonel James A. Logan, the American observer, lessened the tension somewhat by announcing that the U. S. would approve of an American sitting on the Reparations Commission on Aug. 15. He also took occasion to deprecate the emphasis placed by the French press upon the attitude of American bankers towards security for the German loan. The deadlock on this point, however, remained tight as ever. The conferees adjourned for 24 hours...