Berlin Police Chief Fichhorn Actions Reported
Berlin police chief Rlehtar ordered immediate measures to denounce decrees of the regime. The article notes events in Berlin as tensions rise and public safety actions are announced.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
6
Berlin police chief Rlehtar ordered immediate measures to denounce decrees of the regime. The article notes events in Berlin as tensions rise and public safety actions are announced.
C H Martin street supervisor reported to city commissioners that street department expenditures totaled 86003.80 with receipts of 1804.18 from rents and miscellaneous items. The report notes longer seasons due to summer and fall and lists work including street cleaning, gutter repair, culverts, bridges, grading, and weed and leaf removal.
Report describes Mielster's decree allowing policemen to reclaim weapons seized during the uprising days. Officials and local editors note the removal of red armbands in the interest of safety and order. Arrests are cited for leaders like Bich- Mhorn and Tiebknecht, while Rosa Luxemburg and Ray Radek are excluded from custody.
Eighth episode of A Fight for Millions today. Divorce action noted, details murky with garbled OCR. A deacon named Pratt involved in the divorce case from Lew R. Kidman. Child cared for by wife. property reportedly mismanaged.
The engagement of Margaret Carnegie, famed as the richest girl in the world, to Roswell Miller, ensign in the Navy, sparks public curiosity. Miller served in France with the Ambulance Corps, later joined the Navy, trained for a commission, and now commands a depth-chaser unit based in New York. The couple own a New York mansion worth about two million and a Millbrook, Dutchess county home as part of Carnegie fortune heirs. The wedding date has not yet been announced.
City officials gathered at Mayor Yrowning's office to discuss amending quarantine to allow home isolation for mild influenza cases. Inspector Shorten and Dr Brown presented concerns on enforcement and the impact on families, with plans for a stricter policy targeting the ill person rather than the entire household.
The commanding general reports casualties in two sections. Names include Glenw We, Eames, Moot, Farley, Barker, Tuller, Parlay, Duehier, Clegr among others. Locations Idaho, Rexsbury Idaho, Sparta Wisconsin, Dubels Idaho. Some listed as killed in action or wounded severely.
Disjointed notes list wounded severely and killed in action among privates and corporals. Mentions missing in action and deaths from disease and accidents, with several names and places in Idaho and Utah referenced in chaotic OCR text.
New York stocks opened with limited interest as gains of 1 to 3 points led by Marine preferreds United Fruit and Mexican Petrol. Liberty bonds were irregular. Banks and shippings advanced briefly, with gains fading as rails and steel weakened and oils plus equipment shares recovered later in the afternoon.
Chicago grain prices rise modestly as embargo relief spurs early demand while May oats and may barley gain, soy and corn mixed. Kansas City and Omaha cattle and hog figures trend strong to steady with notable price ranges. Chicago hog and beef sections report mixed early strength and broad market activity across regions.
City Engineer Joseph M. Tray urged the Mor dayight meeting to require the street railway company to begin paving Washitation Avenue between Thirty-eighth and Thirty-sixth streets. War material costs delayed paving previously, now the work should start so the avenue is fully paved by next winter. Also notices a special stockholders meeting for Utah Idaho Central Railroad Company to approve consolidation terms with related lines and conduct other business at Ogden in January 1919. Publication dates noted December 1 and January 28.
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