The last election for the highest office in the United States will be fresh in the minds of our readers. Mr. Harding was opposed by Mr. James M. Cox, the Democrat candidate, and in November, 1920, he was elected by 404 electoral votes to 127.
On March 4, 1921, Mr. Hard-. ing succeeded President Woodrow Wilson, then an invalid, and became the 29th President of the United States. It was undoubt-". edly a difficult position to ill, foi President Wilson's scintillating; genius wad bound to stand out in' pronounced contrast tothe qualities of the typical politician, matter how sound m poli
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