White's elevation to Chief Justice placed Taft's choice at the head of the Supreme Court, shaping the Court's direction and representing a major presidential appointment to the federal judiciary.
President Taft nominated Associate Justice Edward Douglass White to be Chief Justice of the United States, and the Senate confirmed White on December 12, 1910.
White's elevation to Chief Justice placed Taft's choice at the head of the Supreme Court, shaping the Court's direction and representing a major presidential appointment to the federal judiciary.
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