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Harding, Warren G. Death Coverage, St. Joseph News-Press, August 3, 1923Entry/Object ID
AM1987.1.103Scope and Content
Harding, Warren G. Death Coverage, St. Joseph News-Press, Friday, August 3, 1923
--Death of President Harding. President Harding Dies Very Suddenly . He had apparently won battle for life against Broncho-Pneumonia, but as Mrs. Harding sat by his bedside reading to him he suddenly died. The cause was Cerebral Apoplexy, a rupture of blood vessel. He succumbed to hemorrhage in axis of the brain.
He was born in Blooming Grove, Ohio November 2, 1865. Began career as newspaper publisher,1884. Elected to Ohio state senate 1898, elected lieutenant governor of Ohio November 1903; defeated as republican candidate for governor 1910; elected to United States senate 1914; nominated for the presidency 1920; elected president 1920 inaugurated 1921, died Aug 2, 1923 in San Francisco
He died carrying to country a plea for court. He was within sight of major projects of his foreign policy called The Arms Parley
--Coolidge Takes Oath As Thirteenth President. He was sworn in a Nation's Chief Executive by his father at the latter's farmhouse in Little Village in Vermont mountains.Lexicon
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