Robert Ferdinand Wagner
American politician (1877-1953).
The record
Robert Ferdinand Wagner was an American politician. Born on 8 June 1877 in Nastätten, Wagner died on 4 May 1953 in New York City at the age of 75.
Positions held include member of the State Senate of New York (1909–1918), chairperson (1911–1915) and Lieutenant Governor of New York (1913–1914). Wagner studied at City College of New York and New York Law School. Honours include Labor Hall of Honor.
With a Wikipedia article in 19 languages, Robert Ferdinand Wagner is No. 59,404 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 8 June 1877, Nastätten
- Died
- 4 May 1953, New York City (aged 75)
- Country
- United States
- Known as
- Politician, judge, lawyer
- Field
- Politics
- Party
- Democratic Party
- Education
- City College of New York, New York Law School
- Languages
- English, German
- Children
- 1
- Wikipedia editions
- 19
Did you know
Was 32 when first member of the State Senate of New York (1909).
Lived to 75.
Shares a birthday with Frank Lloyd Wright and Tim Berners-Lee.
Has a Wikipedia article in 19 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Career
Positions held
- 1909–1918Member of the State Senate of New York
- 1911–1915Chairperson
- 1913–1914Lieutenant Governor of New York
- 1915–Delegate
- 1919–1926Justice of the New York State Supreme Court
- 1927–1929United States senator
- 1929–1931United States senator
- 1931–1933United States senator
- 1933–1935United States senator
- 1935–1937United States senator
- 1937–1939United States senator
- 1939–1941United States senator
- 1941–1943United States senator
- 1943–1945United States senator
Connections
- ChildRobert Ferdinand Wagner Jr.
Honours and works
Awards
- Labor Hall of Honor1990
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