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Because he died of a heart attack on August 2, 1923 whereas his term was set to end on March 4, 1925.

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He lived in Marion, Ohio before he was president. In fact, he conducted most of his 1920 campaign from the front porch of his house in Marion. Reporters would gather outside each day to hear his speech of the day. The house is now a museum open to the public.

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Harding was a Republican.

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Warren G.Harding became the 29th president of the United States in 1921.

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his wife influenced him

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Before running for president, Harding was a newspaper publisher, a US senator and Lt Governor of Ohio .

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Warren G. Harding died on August 2, 1923 at the age of 57.

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Warren G. Harding was the first to ride to his inauguration in a car.

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Harding had an Airedale named Laddie Boy who had his own chair for cabinet meeting and had a birthday party in the White House to which other dogs were invited. Harding also had an English bulldog named Oh Boy who died soon after Harding took office.

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Harding Memorial, Marion, Ohio is the site of Harding's tomb.

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Heart attack or stroke probably. His death was sudden and rather mysterious. His wife would not let an autopsy be performed so the cause of his death was a subject for much discussion. In fact, one man wrote a book accusing his wife of poisoning him.

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Harding was elected with a pledge to keep the US out of future European conflicts. His campaign slogan "Return to Normalcy" meant he wanted to return the US back to what it was before it got into World War I. He was against letting the US join the League of Nations and made it clear that the US would not try to interfere with foreign affairs outside of the Western Hemisphere.,

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He was a Baptist as an adult and regularly attended a Baptist church in Washington while he was president.

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The government should support it (apex)

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I don't know that's what i'm trying to figure out for my president bibliography......

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Yes, he played a lot of golf even while he was President.

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Harding graduated with a BS degree from Ohio Central College in Iberia, Ohio.

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He played golf at least twice a week while he was president. He also had regular poker games. He also liked yachting, fishing, automobile trips and going to watch baseball.

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prohibition act

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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.

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He felt the government should cooperate with business to achieve greater profits.

He wanted to support business growth. ~APEX

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Harding was touring the Western US when he died in San Francisco, California. Food poisoning was the initial diagnosis, then stroke. With today's medical knowledge, it is now generally accepted that Harding died of heart disease.