This President signed the Sheppard-Towney Act, which provided federal funding for child care.
This President signed the Sheppard-Towney Act, which provided federal funding for child care. A con artist and bootlegger associated with his administration wrote a book claiming that he was murdered by his First Lady. That man, Gaston Means, was a member of a so-called "gang" of partisans of this President, which also included Thomas W. Miller, Edwin C. (*) Denby, and his Attorney General, Harry M. Daugherty. His administration saw the Logan Defenders face off against striking coal miners in the Battle of Blair Mountain. He called the Washington Naval Conference, and his Secretary of the Interior leased the Elk Hills fields to Edward Doheny. For 10 points, name this President from Ohio who promised a "return to normalcy" and suffered the Teapot Dome scandal.
This President signed the Sheppard-Towney Act, which provided federal funding for child care.
Warren Gamaliel Harding