29. WARREN G. HARDING (1921-1923)

28. WILSON
30. COOLIDGE
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OVERVIEW:

BORN:
November 2, 1865;
Blooming Grove, Ohio

DIED:
August 2, 1923 (age 57)
San Francisco, California

EDUCATION:
Ohio Central College (B.A.)

SPOUSE:
Florence Kling (m. 1891)

CHILDREN:
Elizabeth (with Nan Britton)

POLITICAL PARTY:
Republican

HIGHLIGHTS:
1900-1904
Member, Ohio Senate
1904-1906:
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
1915-1921:
U.S. Senator (R-Ohio)
1921-1923:
29th President of the United States

FIRST LADY:

FLORENCE HARDING

VICE PRESIDENT:

CALVIN COOLIDGE

RESOURCES:

Public Papers (American Presidency Project)
Speech Archive (Miller Center)
Carrie Fulton Phillips Correspondence  (Library of Congress)
Library of Congress 
Ohio Memory
Our Common Country (Warren Harding)
Rededicating America: Life and Recent Speeches
White House
The Miller Center (UVA)
American Presidents (C-SPAN)
History Channel
Obituary (New York Times)

NOTABLE BOOKS:


THE SHADOW OF BLOOMING GROVE
by Francis Russell

1920 ELECTION:

REPUBLICANS:
WARREN G. HARDING (PRESIDENT)
CALVIN COOLIDGE (VICE PRESIDENT)
Electoral Vote: 404 (76.1%)
Popular Vote: 16,151,916 (60.3%)

DEMOCRATS:
JAMES M. COX (PRESIDENT)
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT (VICE PRESIDENT)
Electoral Vote: 127 (23.9%)

Popular Vote: 9,134,074 (34.1%)

1921 INAUGURATION:

Woodrow Wilson, Warren G. Harding, Philander Knox, and Joseph Cannon on the way to the inauguration on March 4, 1921 (National Photo Company Collection/ Library of Congress) 

1921 Address (Transcript, Video)
Library of Congress 
Joint Congressional Committee  

HARDING ADMINISTRATION:

HardingCabinet
President Warren Harding with Cabinet (Library of Congress)

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE:
Henry C. Wallace (1921–1924)

BUDGET DIRECTOR:
Charles G. Dawes (1921-1922)
Herbert M. Lord (1922-1929)

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE:
Herbert C. Hoover (1921–1928)

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR:
Albert B. Fall (1921–1923)
Hubert Work (1923-1928)

ATTORNEY GENERAL:
Harry M. Daugherty (1921–1923)

SECRETARY OF LABOR:
James J. Davis (1921–1930)

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY:
Edwin Denby (1921–1923)

POSTMASTER GENERAL:
Will H. Hays (1921–1922)
Hubert Work (1922–1923)
Harry S. New (1923-1929)

SECRETARY OF STATE:
Charles Evans Hughes (1921–1923)

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY:
Andrew W. Mellon (1921–1929)

DIRECTOR OF THE VETERANS BUREAU:
Charles R. Forbes (1921-1923)
Frank T. Hines

SECRETARY OF WAR:
John W. Weeks (1921–1925)

CHAIRMAN OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE:
Daniel R. Crissinger (1923-1927)

COUNSELORS/ ADVISORS:
George B. Christian

SUPREME COURT NOMINEES:

Warren G. Harding and William H. Taft at the White House, ca. 1921-1923 (Harris & Ewing/ Library of Congress)

William H. Taft (1921-1930)
George A. Sutherland (1922-1938)
Pierce Butler (1922-1939)
Edward T. Sanford (1923-1930)

CONGRESS:

Harding Addresses Congress 1.23.16
President Harding addresses a joint session of congress on April 11, 1921 in the House Chamber of the U.S. Capitol. (Architect of the Capitol)

SENATE MAJORITY LEADER (UNOFFICIAL):
Henry Cabot Lodge (1918-1924)

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE:
Frederick H. Gillett (1919-1925)

HISTORIC SITES:

Warren_G._Harding_House

Warren G. Harding Home (Ohio)

MEDIA COVERAGE:

A President of the Peephole (WP, 6/7/1988)
The Strange Death of Warren G. Harding (PBS NewsHour)
DNA Is Said to Solve a Mystery of Warren Harding’s Love Life (NYT)

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