Chief Justice Hughes Retires

Charles Evans Hughes, a prominent figure in American history, retired as Chief Justice due to health and age considerations. His career spanned roles as Governor of New York, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and a presidential candidate against Woodrow Wilson. Appointed Chief Justice in 1930, Hughes presided over significant judicial matters and was known for his humanitarian contributions, receiving recognition for promoting tolerance.

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