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Printed speech of Warren G. Harding, signed and dated as delivered by President Harding.

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  • "Printed speech of Warren G. Harding, signed and dated as delivered by President Harding."@en
  • "Letter (4-20-17) from Congressman Warren G. Harding to Mr. Charles C. Fisher, Marion, Ohio, re. purchase of Clark property in Marion. Also thank you letter (1-15-21) from Florence Kling Harding, Marion, Ohio, to Mr. Briggs."@en
  • "Letter, 20 Sept. 1921 [to] General P.C. Harris accepting resignation of M.G. Charles Menoher; land grant, 27 January 1922, to Marion L. Page, signed by Warren G. Harding."@en
  • "Photocopies of letters to J.W. Pero, Fremont, Ohio (3-14-18), re. unable to help son's classification in the draft and to John Kendrick Bangs, Ogunquit, Maine, (6-29-20), re. enlisting support for "our" political party."@en
  • "Remainder of collection, not filmed as part of MIC 3. Includes newspaper company financial records, copies of correspondence, invitations, memorial materials, family papers, and memorabilia. Contact repository for more information."@en
  • "Photocopies of 10 Feb. and 18 Nov. letters to George Hildebrand, Ashland, Ohio, re. thank you for newsclippings and support but "I am not taking the presidential matter seriously ..." Written from the United States Senate."@en
  • "Copy of letter from Harding to Postmaster General Harry S. New, re. Mrs. Mary E. Lee, Postmistress of Westerville, Ohio."@en
  • "One ALS (5-26-66) from Sue Dauser, night nurse to Harding at the time of his death re. recollections; 2 TLS (5-67) from Jack Maxwell and Denny Raridan re. Harding Publishing Company."@en
  • "Correspondence between Senator W.G. Harding and Joseph S. Ralston, publisher of the "Columbus Daily Monitor," re. Republican Party politics, need for a Republican newspaper in Columbus, sentiments toward Roosevelt's campaign, Progressives of the national committee, appointment recommendation to Annapolis, and composition of the Ohio Republican Central Committee."@en

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