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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
7
Berlin reports quote editors arguing over the Arabic case. Frankfurter Gazelle claims English reports are unclear and a torpedo attack is uncertain, while Vossische Zeitung relays a New York report about rifle practice by the Arabic crew, described as a veiled attempt to target a submarine periscope.
Washington Aug 27 state department officials said indications point to ratification of the Haitian financial protectorate convention by the Haitian Congress within a few days. Announcement based on advices from American Charge dAffaires Dariy at Port au Prince. Almost all read the Evening Courier and Reporter.
President Wilson sends thanks to the governors conference in Boston urged for a successful gathering. He expresses appreciation for their confidence and wishes for a profitable meeting while condemning Lynch law remarks by a former South Carolina governor. Governor Walsh reports the exchange as the meeting resumes.
New York Aug 27 An inventor J A Reinhardt of East Orange N J proposes a protection against submarines that uses iron pipes buoyed in airtight sections six feet long and twelve inches in diameter. He says his plan could close New York Harbor to undersea craft in about a week.
St. Paul August 27 frost swept northern Minnesota along a line from Moorhead to Thief River Falls. Devil's Lake North Dakota registered 22 below zero the coldest spot in the northwest.
At Kingman yesterday near Mardock German farmer John Graber kissed William J. Bryan after the former secretary’s address. Graber, in front of about 3000 spectators, said he admired Bryan and wished to fulfill his wish to kiss him, prompting cheers and a quick recovery from Bryan. The moment followed Graber’s remark about preferring evening papers and want ads.
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