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His name is George Tryon Harding. Born on June 12, 1843 in Corsica, Ohio. His job was a physician.
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His mothers name is Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson Harding. She was born on Dec 21, 1843 near Blooming Ohio
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Harding's rather job was a physician.
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Her name was Florence Kling De Wolf Harding. Born on August 15 1860.
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Warren G. Harding was born on Nov 2, 1865. He was born in Blooming Ohio later known as Corsica, Ohio
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At a young age he went to a one roomed school house.
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he went to Ohio Central college at the age of 14. He learned how to run a newspaper.
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Florence Kling De Wolf Harding July 8, 1891. In Marion, Ohio
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He was a school teacher at Marion,Ohio. He was there for a year.
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He had bought the Marion Star. With some friends.
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Harding was a Baptist
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He got a seat in the Ohio legislature in 1898
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He tryed to run for Governor but did not win
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Then he became the Seneter for Ohio.
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Harding was part of the Republican party.
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Harding was also was the first president to be elected when women could vote.
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Winnie, wobbly Warren were a few.
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Warren G. Harding became president in 1921-1923. Was cansiterd one of the worst presidents we had
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on April 20 1921 Warren G Harding singed the Thompson-Urticaria treaty.
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On august 25 the battle of Blair Mt started. Union miners and coal company supporters clashed near Blair Mountain, West Virginia, in what has been called the largest armed uprising since the Civil War.
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The Sheppard-Towner Act provided federal funds to states to establish programs to educate people about prenatal health and infant welfare.
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Harding was so attach to gambling he bet a whole set of white house china away.
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The Capper-Volstead farmers were prosecuted under antitrust laws for acting together to market their products.
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April 7 1922 was the Teapot dome scandal.
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he was one of the most popular U.S. presidents to that point.
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Warren G. Harding died of a heart attack. He was on his way back from Alaska
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Harding was the first president to visit Alaska. he went there to clear his name.
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Harding's vice president was Calvin Coolidge. He was the 30th president when Harding had a heart attack.
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Both Harding and his wife were barred in Marion Cemetery.
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she lived longer than her husband. She died on November 21 1924.
