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What was the sexual orientation of Warren Harding?
NO. Warren Harding was not gay. (He also was not black even though some said he was.)
What are some of Warren G. Harding's accomplishments while president?
to return to conservative policies
What were some significant events that happened during Warren G. Harding's presidency?
tea pot dome scandel
What were Warren Harding's pets?
Warren Harding had a Airedale dog, Laddie Boy, delivered his newspaper each day. The dog had a birthday party and a cake made of dog biscuits. He also had his own chair for cabinet meetings. He also had a bull dog and some canaries.
Who are some 1920's politicians?
Calvin Coolidge, Woodrow Wilson, Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, Warren G. Harding
Why was President Harding popular with the American public despite the scandal?
President Warren G. Harding was popular with the American public because he lowered taxes for people and made things better in the country. Some of Harding's scandals were the Teapot Dome and the appointment of many of his friends to official positions in government.
Which president was poisioned by his wife?
Warren Harding died suddenly and some people believed his wife poisoned him. No proof was found, but there weere some odd circumstances connected with Harding death. There was a book wriitten to accuse her soon after the death.
What were Warren G. Harding's last words?
"That's good. Go on; read some more." These words were spoken to his wife who was reading to him from a magazine article that praised him.
Was Warren G. Harding a good musician?
I can not find any evidence that he had any outstanding talent for music. His wife was a piano teacher and had some formal training and no doubt some ability.
Did Warren Harding die?
Warren G. Harding had just returned from a trip to Alaska, but when he got to San Francisco, he began to feel ill. He had severe stomach cramps, a fever, and trouble breathing. His doctors thought he had food poisoning or perhaps a flu. But after some rest, he seemed to be getting better, when suddenly, he slumped over and stopped breathing. Some conspiracy theorists thought there had been foul play, but there was never any evidence of that. And in fact, his doctors said it was a heart attack that killed him, in early August 1923.
What is the meaning of features?
Special points of interest in some presentation.
How did Harding become president?
Warren G. Harding received the Republican Party Presidential Nomination at the 1920 Republican National Convention after the shift of some of the votes on the tenth ballot.The person with the most delegate votes on each ballot was...1st ballot - Leonard Wood - 29.22%2nd ballot - Leonard Wood - 29.42%3rd ballot - Leonard Wood - 30.79%4th ballot - Leonard Wood - 31.96%5th ballot - Frank Lowden - 30.79%6th ballot - Leonard Wood and Frank Lowden - 31.66% each7th ballot - Leonard Wood - 31.74%8th ballot - Frank Lowden - 31.20%9th ballot - Warren G. Harding - 38.06%10th ballot before shifts - Warren G. Harding - 65.52%10th ballot after shifts - Warren G. Harding - 70.35%In the general election, Sen. Harding won 37 states with a total of 404 votes. Gov. James M. Cox, the Democratic candidate, won 11 states with a total of 127 votes.
