Charles Evans Hughes

Amazingly, the court has existed for nearly 150 years without a permanent building of its own, previously meeting in locations including the U.S. Capitol.

Um, uh, Chief Justice, uh, Charles Evans Hughes presided over that first session.

Now, as a member of the United States Supreme Court Bar...

Oop, oop, 'cause he was-- I was there for arguments in, in a case.

and the first American patient to receive insulin was Elizabeth Hughes.

She's the daughter of former New York governor and later Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes.

At 11, she was diagnosed with diabetes.

She dropped from 75 to 45 pounds, and then she was placed on insulin, regained her health, and went on to marry, bear three children, and become one of the founders of Oakland University before dying at the age of 73.

Transcriber's note: The only chief executive to serve more than two terms, President Roosevelt took office for the third time as Europe and Asia engaged in war.

The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes on the East Portico of the Capitol.

The Roosevelts hosted a reception for several thousand visitors at the White House later that day.

On each national day of inauguration since 1789, the people have renewed their sense of dedication to the United States.

It is estimated that by the end of the season of 1920, the first billion tons of iron ore will have been produced by the Lake Superior District.

End of chapter 29 Chapter 30 of The Iron Hunter by Chase Salmon Osborn This LibriVox recording is in the public domain, read by Ted Lienhardt Consideration of Charles Evans Hughes, Woodrow Wilson, and others in searching for a successor to James B. Angel at the University of Michigan Public work came unexpectedly for me to do, just as it will come to all who will try to fit themselves and be willing.

In 1908, I was tendered by Governor Warner an appointment upon the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan to succeed the late Peter White of Marquette.

Really, to deserve to be a regent of the university and to do the work measurably well is, to my way of thinking, the greatest honor to be had in Michigan.

Some of them were just as eager, no doubt, but all went through the form of being proposed by their friends.

Many of those who were urged in greatest volume were the most unlikely and unfit.

Serious consideration was given to the name of the then Governor of New York, Charles Evans Hughes.

Mr. Hughes had been a member of the Cornell faculty and was looked upon not only as a big man, but as one who was also an educator.

although the fortifications there are understood to be formidable they alone cannot become a menace to japan's safety as for britain she is well protected by her bases at singapore and at hong kong the maintenance of the existing status of the fortifications and naval bases enumerated in article nineteen of the naval treaty is calculated to remove a cause of mutual fear and suspicion among the powers let us hope that these pacific fortifications will prove to be the fortifications for peace and not for war Rumour has it that Article 19, as it now stands, was drafted by Baron Shidahara.

It was a happy solution of the knotty problem, and was readily accepted by Mr Hughes and Mr Balfour.

End of The Fortifications for Peace by Kiyoshi Carl Kawakami

Have You an Educated Heart by Gillette Burgess This is a LibriVox recording.

Very reluctantly he agreed.

I thereupon sent out invitations, and I don't suppose there was ever a more brilliant constellation of names represented at any Hollywood celebration than that afforded by this preview of the kid at the Goldwyn studio.

Among authors we had Sir Gilbert Parker, Somerset Maugham, Eleanor Glenn, Edward Knobloch, Mrs. Gertrude Atherton, Rupert Hughes, Rex Beach, and Rita Wyman.

Among the most famous personalities of the screen were Elsie Ferguson and Pauline Frederick.

A person needs to live.

Actually, when the minimum wage was passed in 1937, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Charles Evans Hughes, says there is no liberty in having to work for what is less than needful.

Yep.

Ma'am? Well, thank you, Paul.