Charles H. Baker was an American politician and businessman known for his role as the Governor of Massachusetts from 1931 to 1935. He was a member of the Republican Party and focused on issues such as economic recovery during the Great Depression. His administration implemented various reforms aimed at improving the state's financial situation. In addition to his political career, Baker was involved in the business sector, where he gained experience that influenced his governance. He was known for his progressive views and efforts to modernize state government, leaving a lasting impact on Massachusetts politics.