William Howard Taft

Executive Order 1060—Admission of Deaf-Mutes to Examinations for Civil Service

April 07, 1909

The Executive Order of December 1, 1908, in regard to the admission of deaf mutes to civil service examinations is amended to read as follows:

Deaf mutes may be admitted to examinations for all places in the classified civil service of the United States whose duties in the opinion of the heads of the several Executive Departments they may be considered capable of performing, and each Department will furnish to the Civil Service Commission a list of such positions, which list shall not be changed without previous notice to the Commission and in accordance with which the Commission shall certify or withhold from certification deaf mutes as they are reached in their order.

Signature of William Howard Taft
WM. H. TAFT.

THE WHITE HOUSE, April 7, 1909.

William Howard Taft, Executive Order 1060—Admission of Deaf-Mutes to Examinations for Civil Service Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/364898

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