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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
A garbled OCR style note mentions a person or entity named Sie Frankest and Agrodependest Newspapes with routines about evenings except Sunday and a phrase about a muzzle or cluk, suggesting a damaged or unclear local notice without coherent event details.
The report discusses German naval actions, British sea power, and the potential shift in naval dominance. It notes the sinking of ships and the impact on England's strength, while acknowledging censorship and limited details. Observatory Peak and Mount McKinley are described, followed by reflections on national defense and preparedness.
A United States Chamber of Commerce report notes strong business interest in preparedness. The referendum results show 47 percent in favor of general preparedness and varied support for industrial mobilization, universal training, and private war supply involvement, with several questions receiving split votes.
President Wilson spoke at Annapolis on June 2 during commencement ceremonies. He stressed the heavy responsibilities resting on naval officers of the United States and said he had not planned to speak but felt strong interest in this year’s class, recalling the inauguration three years ago.
The president and Mrs Wilson were driven on a brief automobile outing. He lunched with Superintendent Eberle and planned to return to Washington in the afternoon, traveling by car.
In London on June 2 Earl Kitchener appeared with allied MPs to answer questions from about 200 members of the House of Commons on the conduct of the war. The session was held in a committee room with the public excluded and a group of aggressive MPs demanding tougher war prosecution.
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