Warren Harding by IngramB

What was Harding's middle name?

In what Ohio city's still-extant newspaper did Harding have an ownership stake from his teenage years until shortly before his death?

What word did Harding define as "the art of speaking for as long as the occasion warrants, and saying nothing"?

As a Senator, Harding, in an effort to kill a proposed constitutional amendment, introduced a time limit on its ratification. The time limit was included, but the amendment was ratified anyway. Give the number of the amendment.

When running for President in 1920, Harding said "America's present need is not heroics, but healing; not nostrums, but" what word?

Harding's Democrat opponent in the 1920 election was his own governor. Who was he?

What former Army general was Harding's (and the White House's) first budget director? He later shared a Nobel Peace Prize for his plan to help Germany pay off World War I reparations.

One of Harding's many achievements was the Washington Naval Conference of 1922, which fixed the ratio of battleships at 5:5:3 among, respectively, the USA, the UK, and what other country?

In 1922, Harding, on behalf of the American people, accepted what D.C. monument, located near Henry Bacon Drive and Daniel French Drive?

Harding referred to his wife as the "Duchess", but what was her real first name?

After leasing the Teapot Dome petroleum reserve to private companies without competitive bidding, what Interior Secretary of Harding's was found guilty of accepting bribes and sent to prison?

A 2015 DNA test confirmed that Harding fathered a child with what mistress of his?