Russian Beauty Fonariova Sails to Inspect War Style
Mme Eugenie Fonariova a noted Russian concert singer arrived in New York in mourning dress and wearing a new war style all in black from head to foot. Grand Duchess Tatiana, daughter of the czar, adopted the look and swore never to wear anything but black. Fonariova was present when the plan was made and has worn mourning since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Eugenie Fonnariova
New York
Temelres
Tatiana
Court Indies
Petrogrid
Uni Russia O
Germany
Fonariova
Tool Makers and National Prestige in Machinery
A Yale professor argues in English and American Tool Builders that most early tool making originated in England and the United States. He notes French refinements, Swiss craft, and German mechanics, but says the principal machine today formed before 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ree
Yale
England
America
Germany
Ralph Blakelock Granted Six Months of Freedom
The landscape artist Ralph Albert Blakelock, long confined as insane, is granted six months of freedom to attempt a return to sanity at age seventy. Prominent figures including Van Rensselaer Adams support his move as he plans to paint his way back from confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Albert Blakelock
Belie -Blakelock
Effe van Rensselaer Adams
Blakelock
Brother of former Marion County attorney visits state prison
Fragmentary report notes a person identified as the brother of a former Marion County attorney visiting a state prison. The text is incomplete but indicates an inquiry or visit occurring after arrival in the facility. No further details or names are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Mexico
Marion
Ary
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United States
Memphis
Santo Domingo
Great Britain and
France
Aristide Briand
Joffre
de Castelnau
Lloyd-George
Great Britain
M. Thomas
Roques
Britain
Pershing
George
Greece
Bulgaria
Czar
Ferdinand
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Hankow
China
Einejackets
Capital Landmark
Washington
Kieth Sutherland
Health Department
Sutherland
Santo Domiego Bay
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