6 Presidency (1913−1921) Main article: Presidency of Woodrow Wilson. 6 Presidency (1913−1921) Main article: Presidency of Woodrow Wilson. Shortly before Wilson took office, the Sixteenth Amendment, which authorized Congress to impose an income tax without apportioning the tax among the states, was ratified by the requisite number of states. By late May 1913, House Majority Leader Oscar Underwood had passed a bill in the House that cut the average tariff rate by 10 percent and imposed a tax on personal income above $4,000. The Wilson CabinetOfficeNameTermPresidentWoodrow Wilson1913–1921Vice PresidentThomas R. Marshall1913–1921Secretary of StateWilliam J. Bryan1913–1915Robert Lansing1915–1920Bainbridge Colby1920–1921Secretary of the TreasuryWilliam G. McAdoo1913–1918Carter Glass1918–1920David F. Houston1920–1921Secretary of WarLindley M. Garrison1913–1916Newton D. Baker1916–1921Attorney GeneralJames C. McReynolds1913–1914Thomas W. Gregory1914–1919A. Mitchell Palmer1919–1921Postmaster GeneralAlbert S. Burleson1913–1921Secretary of the NavyJosephus Daniels1913–1921Secretary of the InteriorFranklin K. Lane1913–1920John B. Payne1920–1921Secretary of AgricultureDavid F. Houston1913–1920Edwin T. Meredith1920–1921Secretary of CommerceWilliam C. Redfield1913–1919Joshua W. Alexander1919–1921Secretary of LaborWilliam B. Wilson1913–1921.
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