Brief Sketch of Warren G. Harding Life
Warren Gamaliel Harding the twenty ninth president of the United States was born November 2 1865 near Blooming Grove Ohio He built a career as a printer publisher and politician rising from Marion Ohio to the U S Senate and the presidency His administration backed naval armament limits and World Court ideas while pursuing Alaska and foreign policy with cautious independence and a strong home life with wife Florence Kling Harding.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
Hardy
Ohio Central College
Iberia
Warren
Marion
Marion Star
Star
Harding
Trinity Baptist Church
Ohio Senate
United States Senate
Chicago
League of Nations
James M. Cow
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
China
Netherlands
Portugal
Hughes
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Elihu Root
Pacific
Nalias
Alaska
U.S
Henderson
Juneau
Vancouver
Europe
America
International Court of Justice
League
West
Viarding
Florence Kling
Yiarding
Seattle
H. P. Jones
Panama Canal
President Harding Dies Suddenly in San Francisco
President Harding dies of a cerebral apoplexy at 7 30 p m in San Francisco. The special train carries the body to Washington with General Pershing and cabinet members aboard as crowds mourn across Nevada Utah Wyoming and beyond. Mrs Harding remains at the bedside and Mrs Harding is praised for her steady composure.
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Interior Department
Harding
Work
Wallace
Agricultural Department
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Washington
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis
Denver
Helena
Spokane
Zion
Utah
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Yosemite
Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
Alaska
Pershing
Daugherty
E. F. Remsberg
Remsberg
New York
Secret Service
Sawyer
Doctor Boone
Herbert Hoover
James Rolph
Ruth Powderly
Sue Drusser
Coolidge
Taft
General Sawyer
Mr. Harding
George B. Christian, Jr
Los Angeles
Christian
Coolidge Well Equipped for Presidential Duties
President Calvin Coolidge is well prepared for White House duties, having advised during the Harding era, helped shape policy, and attended cabinet meetings. He frequently attended cabinet deliberations, missing senate sessions to stay informed on major public questions and presidential reasoning.
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Calvin Coolidge
White House
Harding
Senate
Coolidge