Cutting Down the U-Boats On Zeebrugge Coast
British reports claim Zeebrugge and Ostend blocked as four mines hold the North Sea. U boats have become heavy, but new vessels launch as old ones fall, while crews face almost certain death.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
3
British reports claim Zeebrugge and Ostend blocked as four mines hold the North Sea. U boats have become heavy, but new vessels launch as old ones fall, while crews face almost certain death.
Fragmentary wartime text references men operating pirate boats and Jellicoe’s winter prediction that by July the submarine threat would be controlled. It notes Britain’s leaders reacting to America’s navy and questions the impact of unrestricted U boat warfare, accusing the emperor of failing to blockade England and drawing the US into war.
A Tucson federal grand jury indicted 21 Warren district mining company officials and business leaders for their role in the July deportations of about 1200 IWW members or sympathizers. The article argues trials could reveal whether the actions were anti labor repression or anti American sentiment, urging lawful union expansion and condemning anti IWW actions.
American soldiers in France are being informed about tuberculosis as the spread of the disease concerns the health of troops crossing the ocean. F J Maskin reports from Washington on the latest guidance and steps to safeguard servicemen, noting pulmonary tuberculosis is now viewed as more curable if detected early.
A historical text argues tuberculosis is widespread in youth and discusses immunity and disease mechanisms. It notes autopsy findings, the role of the mucous membranes and white blood cells, and contrasts milk and egg diets with drugs and appetite stimulation. Fresh air and open-window nights are emphasized as crucial to treatment. It also mentions cultural differences in attitudes toward night air and cold baths.
A warning from the troubled Russian front reflects on German aggression and Soviet leadership. The piece notes mass suffering, calls Brest-Litovsk terms a trigger for renewed conflict, and warns that Russia's fate serves as a stark lesson for America in wartime.
The piece condemns German advances in Russia describing widespread destruction and killings. It argues Germany seeks domination and vows to terrorize populations, threatening Europe and prompting a call for strong American response to counter Germanys ruthless plan and protect allies.
Government efficiency experts have reviewed railroad systems and ordered reductions in unneeded passenger trains. In Ogden, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Denver and Rio Grande will cut service where duplication existed, consolidating routes to save costs.
An excellent spirit is shown by musicians who volunteer their services for the patristic parade next Tuesday. Both organized and unorganized bands will march, reflecting a community yielding to a common cause despite relying on earnings from public events.
President Wilson seeks help from Charles EB Hughes and Attorney General Gregory to probe criminal charges tied to aircraft production. The move signals a push for full disclosure, with distrust in administration alleged corruption and a call for an authoritative, reliable accounting of military procurement and supply chains.
A heavy rainfall in northern Utah over the past four hours promises relief for crops. Farmers report subsoil moisture improving and sugar beet fields benefiting as showers continue to steady plant growth and alleviate drought stress.
The night rain helps revive parched Itty acreage where wind and drought threatened germination. Farmers, aided by favorable crops, will bolster the nation’s food supply and contribute to the fight for liberty.
The yeast comedy Watch Your Neighbor and William Desmond in An Honest Man are showing at the Cozy today and tomorrow. The brief program features two lighthearted stage pieces to entertain locally.
Washington May 16 casualties include eight killed in action, four died of wounds, four died of disease, one died in an accident, and one died of other causes. Wounded severely forty four, wounded slightly fifty five, missing in action fourteen. officers named include Carl Q. Trogenquist Evanston Ill and Earl V. Morrow Portland Ore with others including Lester MacGregor Findlay Ohio Nathan Kansas City Mo Chapman Waterloo Ia Baker McDowell Jersey City NJ. Also long list of privates and sergeants.
The \"House of Hate\" episode No 6 shows at the Lyceum today with Tomorrow all comedy day. Cast members include Porter A Stevens and Claude Tiffany among others listed from Chicago New York and local towns. The program features a variety of actors and a mixed crowd expected for an evening of entertainment.
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends who offered sympathy and aid during the bereavement of a beloved husband son and brother. Signed by Mrs E S Bigelow Mrs B J Bigelow and Paul.
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