Word: wagner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Freshman Crew--Stroke, C. P. Wagner; 7, F. L. Hinkley, Jr.; 6, S. Gray; 5, F. B. Riggs, Jr.; 4, E. M. Moffat, Jr.; 3, A. H. Whitman; 2, R. L. Fowler, Jr.; bow, W. B. Pirnie; cox, J. Mitchell
...good deal of confusion. Two of the Red Sox were the same numbers, two were each other's number, and the pitcher were such a dirty number you couldn't make it out anyway. When the whole thing was cleared up, however, it became evident that a rookie named Wagner had pitched for the Sox, that a rookie named Nonneenkampf had played center field, and that ex-Holy Desautels, wearing number 2, had alternated at the catching position with rookie Peacock, also wearing number...
...fewer than 100,000 telegrams had piled up on Senators' desks in Washington and quantities were still pouring in. Twenty thousand went to New York's Royal S. Copeland, who was going to vote against the bill anyway. Ten thousand went to New York's Robert Wagner, who promptly decided to vote against instead of for the bill, and the presumption was that several of his colleagues would do likewise. At this point, it looked so much as though the Detroit priest, who last fortnight went on record as favoring authoritarian government...
...Richard Wagner, you are a great man," squawked the well-trained parrot from the corner of the room. The genius nodded approval. "The bird must be right." In the future he would do greater things: he would build his own opera house, acquire wealth, lampoon the critics, devastate his enemies. But for the present he must evade the enemy. Quickly packing his most valuable possessions, he slipped quietly downstairs and fled from the City of Dresden...
Today at ten o'clock the Vagabond will go over to the Music Building to listen to Dr. Davison lecture on Wagner...