Harding, Warren G.

Warren G. Harding
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Name	Harding, Warren G. Gender: M
Birthname	Warren Gamaliel Harding
born on	2 November 1865 at 14:30 (= 2:30 PM )
Place	Blooming Grove, Ohio, 40n42, 82w43
Timezone	LMT m82w43 (is local mean time)
Data source	From memory Rodden Rating A Collector: Rodden
Astrology data	10°27' 03°20 Asc. 12°08'

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Warren G. Harding

Biography

American politician, a U.S. Senator from 1915-1921 and U.S. President from 1921-1923, establishing the Naval Academy and Smithsonian Institute during his term of office.

Rising from a typesetter, he became editor and owner of the Marion Star newspaper in 1884. From 1900-04 he was a member of the Ohio Senate and from 1904-06, Lt. Governor.

Handsome and easy-going, he was noted for a corrupt administration and scandals in his private life. Married to Mrs. Florence Kling DeLong, a divorcee on 7/03/1891, he nonetheless fathered an illegitimate daughter in 1919. It was a year before he was elected president and he lived in fear of that secret being made public. He continued his relationship with his mistress, Nan Britton, even with meetings in the White House. Eventually, she wrote a kiss-and-tell book about their affair.

The Senate began to investigate his activities as early as February 1923, and the shadow of impeachment and disgrace loomed by the time he escaped Washington's heat on June 30 for a trip to Alaska. On his return to Seattle he suffered chest and abdominal pains early on July 28. The illness was diagnosed as a gastric disturbance, possibly from food poisoning two weeks prior. He developed pneumonia and died suddenly of cardiac arrest on 08/02/1923, San Francisco. Rumors persisted that his death had been variously a suicide or a murder.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Relationships

• business associate/partner relationship with Coolidge, Calvin (born 4 July 1872). Notes: Vice-President

• parent->child relationship with Harding, Elizabeth Ann (born 22 October 1919)

Events

• Relationship : Marriage 3 July 1891 (Florence DeLong)
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• Social : Secret activity 22 October 1919 (Had a secret illigimate daughter)
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• Work : Gain social status 12 June 1920 (Nominated for President by Rep.Convention at Chicago)
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• Work : Begin Major Project 4 March 1921 (Inaugurated President)
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• Health : Acute illness 7 July 1923 (Severe food poisoning)
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• Death by Heart Attack 2 August 1923 (Pneumonia, cardiac arrest age 57)
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Source Notes

BJA, 12/1920, quotes Modern Astrology for data from his dad. ("Horoscopes of U.S. Presidents" gives 2:00 PM. BJA, 10/1920, had 2:00 PM from Frank Allen quoting a personal letter from Harding; in later issues the BJA accepted the time of 2:30 PM as accurate.

T. Pat Davis writes, "Historian William A DeGregorio wrote in his book on the presidents that Harding was born the morning of 11/02/1865 at the family farmhouse in Corsica (Blooming Grove) Ohio, weighing ten lbs at birth"

Biography: Frances Russell, "The Shadow of Bloomingrove," 1968.

Categories

• Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Pneumonia (Following food poisoning)

• Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Heart (Terminal attack)

• Family : Relationship : Cohabitation more than 3 yrs (Long term mistress, Nan Britton)

• Family : Relationship : Number of Marriages (Wife and mistress both long term)

• Family : Parenting : Abusive - Neglectful (Had a secret, illigitimate child)

• Passions : Criminal Perpetrator : Civil/ Political (Corrupt administration)

• Vocation : Politics : Public office (Senator)

• Vocation : Politics : U.S. Presidents

• Notable : Book Collection : Occult/ Misc. Collection