So much of Executive orders heretofore issued under General Rule III, section 2, clause (c), as provides for the appointment of compositors and pressmen by noncompetitive examination is hereby revoked.
Grover Cleveland: “So much of Executive orders heretofore issued under General Rule III, section 2, clause (c), as provides for the…”
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Executive Order—Civil Service: Withdrawing Compositors and Pressmen From the List of Places to Be Filled By Noncompetitive...
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