Toledo Naval Armory, training center for naval services in Toledo Ohio. The Armory building constructed with salvage material and federal funds through the Works Progress Administration (WPA) during the Great Depression. 'OHIO' can be seen carved on the top center of the building. Marines and Navy reserve sailors lined up for inspection by senior officers. A naval officer provides gunnery instructions to Marines and Navy reservists.
Republican leaders Colonel Philip Francis Harvey, Charles E Hughes and President Herbert Hoover visit Senator Warren G Harding at his home in Marion,Ohio. Charles E Hughes and Senator Harding walk across a path. Colonel Harvey takes a stroll with Herbert Hoover. All the four Republicans confer on policies. Senator Harding holds a pipe as he has a discussion with President Hoover. The visitors climb into a car as they get ready to depart after the discussion.
U.S. President Warren G Harding visits the homestead of former President Rutherford B Hayes in Fremont, Ohio. Colonel Webb Hayes (James Webb Cook Hayes), son of former President Hayes, greets them at Spiegel Grove house. Dignitaries proceed for the unveiling ceremony of Sandusky County war memorial on the portico of the Rutherford B Hayes Museum Library. They approach the ceremony area followed by a military band. Colonel Hayes in Army uniform and his wife, Mrs. Hayes (Mary Otis Miller Brinkerhoff Hayes), in YWCA uniform, standing near President Harding. Mrs Hayes does the honor of unveiling the Sandusky County Honor Roll that lists war dead from the region, including those lost in the recently ended World War 1.
Delegates of the Pan American Congress of Journalists visit industrial and educational sites in Washington DC. Heaps of harvested crop,a busy market street visible. Statues of parents of America freedom including,1st President of Greater Columbia Simon Bolivar, revolutionary leader Andres Bonifacio,renowned poet and writer Jose Marti, 2nd Supreme Director of Chile Bernardo O' Higgins,1st Protector of Peru San Martin,1st U.S. President George Washington.
Members of the Pan American Congress of Journalists visit sites to resolve the common problems in Washington DC. Delegates attend the conference at the White House. 30th U.S. President John Calvin Coolidge addresses the conference. Band of musicians, flags of different countries. Delegates plant a tree.
Delegates of Pan American Congress of Journalists travel and learn about the United States. A map depicting the route of the group from Washindton DC to New York, then to Detroit and again come back to New York. They observe gradual development in the automobile and road system. Cabs and caravan of buses pass under a bridge. Views of herd of gazing animals,people on horsebacks, a man ploughing the field with his horse,men using tools and men making wooden barrels.
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