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| | Tug Of War For Harding's Soul |
 | | She intersected with "Doc" Sawyer (image left, holding hat over his heart), "Madame X", a Washington, DC astrologer and seer, Evalyn McLean, morphine-addicted wife of the owner of the Washington Post newspaper, Gaston Means, shady bagman and fixer for the gang which surrounded President Harding, Harry Daugherty, gang leader, and of course with Warren G. |
 | | When Warren G. Harding moved into the White House after winning the 1920 election, two dominant factions vied for control of the amiable romantic: Florence Harding and Harry Daugherty. |
 | | Florence Harding, while her husband was a U.S. senator from Ohio, had consulted with "Madame X", alias Madame Marcia, and actually one Marcia Champney, a Washington, DC astrologer. |
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