Charles Evans Hughes (Apr. 11, 1862-Aug. 27, 1948) served as
Governor of New York from 1907-10, defeating
William Randolph Hearst in the 1907 election to gain the position. Subsequently he was appointed an [Associate Justice]
? of the [Supreme Court]
?, serving 1910-16, when he resigned to be
Republican candidate for
President of the United States. Defeated by
Woodrow Wilson in a close election, his next position in the United States government was [Secretary of State]
? under
Warren G. Harding and
Calvin Coolidge from 1921-25. He was appointed [Chief Justice of the United States]
? by
Herbert Hoover in 1930, serving until 1941.