Warren Harding #7: Second Year Challenges (1922); Topics covered include: Fordney-McCumber Tariff, Ship Subsidy Bill (doesn't pass), Agriculture Conference, labor strife (textile workers, coal miners, and railroad shopmen), results of strikes including injunction against striking railroad workers, advocates end to 12-hour workday in steel industry, scandal in Veterans Bureau (Charles Forbes), Florence Harding illness, and midterm election results

Key people include: Florence Harding, Albert Lasker, Henry Wallace, Harry Daugherty, James Wilkerson, Al Capone, Herbert Hoover, Charles Evans Hughes, Albert Fall, Oscar Keller, Elbert Gary, Charles Forbes, Charles Sawyer, and William Allen White

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Warren Harding #6: Disarmament (1921-1922); Topics covered include: Technical end to World War I, calls Disarmament Conference, bold proposals by U.S., treaties established, Harding selects bipartisan delegation that helps with ratification in the Senate (compares to failures of treaty ratification by the Wilson administration), praise for Harding, commutation for Eugene Debs and release of other prisoners, and veto of Bonus Bill

Key people include: William Borah, Charles Evans Hughes, Woodrow Wilson, Charles Evans Hughes, Aristide Briand, Henry Cabot Lodge, Elihu Root, Oscar Underwood, Mark Sullivan, Harry Daugherty, and Eugene Debs

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Warren Harding #5: Return to Normalcy (1920-1921); Topics covered include: President-elect, vacation (Panama and Jamaica), selects Cabinet, Inaugural Address, changes tone in Washington, press conferences, Special Session of Congress, emergency tariff, immigration reform, tax reform, administration reform (established Budget Bureau), names William Taft new Chief Justice; and challenges with farmers, unemployment, race, and prohibition

Key people include: Florence Harding, Harry Daugherty, Charles Evans Hughes, Herbert Hoover, Andrew Mellon, Will Hays, Albert Fall, Woodrow Wilson, Laddie Boy, Charles Dawes, Edward White, and William Taft

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Warren Harding #4: Dark Horse from Ohio (1919-1920); Topics covered include: Election of 1920, death of Theodore Roosevelt, Harding agrees to run, campaign themes = America First and Return to Normalcy, Republican National Convention, Harding is nominated, front porch campaign, and landslide victory

Key people include: Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, Harry Daugherty, Florence Harding, Leonard Wood, Frank Lowden, Hiram Johnson, Louis Seibold, George Harris, Frank Willis, Will Hays, Henry Cabot Lodge, Charles Curtis, Reed Smoot, Frank Brandegee, George Harvey, Calvin Coolidge, James Cox, Franklin Roosevelt, William McKinley, and William Chandler

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Warren Harding #3: Senator Harding (1912-1920); Topics covered include: Nominates William Taft (1912 Republican National Convention); Republican Party breaks over election, elected U.S. Senate, World War I (and U.S. role), 1916 election (Woodrow Wilson re-elected), Germany announces unrestricted submarine warfare, U.S. enters war, victory in Europe, Paris Peace Conference, and the U.S. Senate rejects Treaty of Versailles and League of Nations Covenant

Key people include: William Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Burton, Joseph Foraker, Timothy Hogan, Frank Willis, George Van Fleet, Nick Longworth, Alice (Roosevelt) Longworth, Woodrow Wilson, Charles Evans Hughes, and Henry Cabot Lodge

Correction: References to "Taft" at 2:04 and 2:10 should be "Harding."

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Warren Harding #2: From the Paper to Politics (1895-1914); Topics covered include: Local leader in the Republican Party, runs for county auditor, Chautauqua Speaking Circuit, elected State Senator (twice), elected Lieutenant Governor, back to Marion to focus on Star, fraternal organizations, loses election for Governor, and vacations with Jim and Carrie Phillips

Key people include: George Van Fleet, Florence Harding, Alexander Hamilton, George Nash, Mark Hanna, Joseph Foraker, William McKinley, Myron Herrick, Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, Harry Daugherty, Judson Harmon, Jim Phillips, and Carrie Phillips

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Warren Harding #1: A Young Man Buys a Newspaper (1865-1895); Topics covered include: Puritan migration, family settlement in Blooming Grove (OH), parents, youth on the farm, move to Caledonia, attends Ohio Central College, move to Marion, buys Marion Daily Star, competition with other papers in Marion, marries Florence Kling, conflict with Amos Kling, and investments in the Star

Key people include: Amos Harding, George ("Tyron") Harding, Phoebe (Dickerson) Harding, James Vaughn, George Crawford, Jack Warwick, John Sickel, Florence Kling, and Amos Kling

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Woodrow Wilson #13: Invalid … and Failure (1920-1924); Topics covered include: [Coverage and perspective re: Wilson's legacy (including failures) begins at 12:30.] Topics covered include: 1920 presidential election, Opening League of Nations, Transition to post-presidential home, remains an invalid, falling out with Joe Tumulty, death, perspective on legacy and failures

Key people include: Edith Wilson, Cary Grayson, William McAdoo, A. Mithcell Palmer, James Cox, Franklin Roosevelt, Warren Harding, Henry Lodge, Joe Tumulty, Ray Baker, Jack Hibben, Edward House, and Adolph Hitler

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Woodrow Wilson #12: Who's Running the Country? (1919-1920); Topics covered include: Wilson's stroke, Edith Wilson's "stewardship" role, objections by Secretary of State Robert Lansing (and Lansing resignation), defeat of the Treaty of Versailles in the Senate (twice), reasons for failure to pass, and potential solution that could have been considered

Key people include: Cary Grayson, Edith Wilson, Francis Dercum, Thomas Marshall, Joe Tumulty, Robert Lansing, Gilbert Hitchcock, and Henry Cabot Lodge

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Woodrow Wilson #11: Fighting for the League and His Life (1919-1920); Topics covered include: Returns to U.S. with Treaty of Versailles, objections to Covenant for League of Nations by Henry Cabot Lodge, death of Theodore Roosevelt, Wilson's train tour to garner support for the League, and Wilson's illness which ends the tour early

Key people include: Henry Cabot Lodge, Theodore Roosevelt, Joe Tumulty, Cary Grayson, and Edith Wilson

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