Though beloved by Marion, many historians have considered President Warren G. Harding one of the worst presidents since the end of his time in office with his death in 1923. However, one Texas ...

Not the best, but not the worst either“Warren G. Harding,” which comes out this winter, is part of “The American Presidents,” a series of short biographies published by Times Books, an ...

But Warren G. Harding is really in a category of his own. No other philandering chief executive had the 29th president’s way with words (he termed the vagina of one of his mistresses “Mrs ...

Warren G. Harding's Grandson Battling Family to Exhume ... his sudden death and Mrs. Harding’s decision not to have an autopsy invoked accusations of malpractice and led to two books published ...

The 29th President Warren G Harding's torrid letters to Carrie Phillips only recently became public. He wrote vividly about their sex life - but she later used them to blackmail him.

Former Nixon aide's book praises Warren Harding . HILLEL ITALIE AP National Writer Jan 25, 2004 ... But Dean argues in "Warren G. Harding" that Harding was an honorable man and a capable, ...

A century ago, Warren G. Harding ushered America into the Roaring Twenties only to meet a perplexing untimely death at the age of 57 halfway through his third year in office.

In 1920, a Washington, D.C. astrologer and clairvoyant named Madame Marcia Champney predicted that then-Ohio Senator Warren G. Harding would win the presidency, but die a "sudden, violent or ...

It was 100 years ago today August 2, 1923 when President Warren G. Harding suddenly died. He was in San Francisco, on the tail end of a cross-country promotional tour that had taken him as ...

Library of Congress. In 1930, former F.B.I. agent Gaston Means wrote a book that accused Florence of offing her husband. It wasn't accidental food poisoning that had made Harding sick a few days ...