Word: congerer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crimson team in the Palmer Stadium last Saturday. Koene Fitzpatrick has one of the outstanding hurdlers of the year in Scatter good. It has a tested sprinter in McKim. It has a quarter miler of known ability in Croft; a 1923 point scorer in the half mile in conger. Miler Betts scored in the indoor intercollegiate and may pick up a point or two at the Harvard track the last two days in May. But the real Tiger strength lies in the field events...
That the mock Democratic Convention last night was "something well worth doing and an evidence of the keen and serious political interest in the student body was the opinion of Professors W. E. Hocking 01 and J. L. Conger who listened to the entire meeting. They both claimed immunity, however, from the questions of the CRIMSON reporter, saying that it was fortunately, a student affair...
...last man to wear a swallow tail coat* in the Senate?? Omar D. Conger of Michigan, who went to the Senate in 1881, after several years as Republican whip in the House...
...short time ago Mrs. Coffin, wife of the U. S. Consul General at Berlin, Miss Goldsmith, Assistant U. S. Trade Commissioner to Germany, Mrs. Conger, wife of the Berlin correspondent of the Philadelphia Public Ledger, were traveling in a Cologne-Berlin train. Into their compartment jumped Herr Kurt Korthaus, a member of the Reichstag. He objected to the number of bags on the rack. He told the ladies to remove them. They said they were too heavy, suggested that he call the conductor to remove them or do it himself...
...dangerously happy time for Democratic interests in the country" said Professor J. L. Conger speaking before the Democratic Club in the Union last night, "for it looks as if almost any Democratic ticket could sweep the country today. But unless the convention in New York City this summer nominates a Liberal candidate, the aspects of the entire situation will change. At any rate the results of the coming campaign will hinge entirely on the vote of the middle West, particularly the farmers of Iowa and Missouri...