This man attempted to curb the growing power of Japan through the Washington Naval Conference, which he chaired as Secretary of State under Coolidge, and he defeated William Randolph Hearst to become Governor of New York.
This politician signed an agreement with Francisco Peynado which ended American occupation of the Dominican Republic, and as an Associate Justice, he wrote the majority opinion in Bailey v. Alabama which found peonage laws to be unconstitutional. This man attempted to curb the growing power of Japan through the Washington Naval Conference, which he chaired as Secretary of State under Coolidge, and he defeated William Randolph Hearst to become Governor of New York. This politician penned the majority opinion in the Sick Chicken Case, and he led the opposition to Roosevelt's court-packing scheme. This man's presidential ticket with Charles Fairbanks fell 4,000 votes short in California to a man whose campaign slogan was "He kept us out of war", and Herbert Hoover appointed him to the position he is most notable for to replace William Howard Taft. For 10 points, name this loser of the 1916 presidential election to Woodrow Wilson who served as Chief Justice from 1930 to 1941.
This politician signed an agreement with Francisco Peynado which ended American occupation of the Dominican Republic, and as an Associate Justice, he wrote the majority opinion in Bailey v. Alabama which found peonage laws to be unconstitutional.
Charles Evans {Hughes}, Sr.