Murder Trial of Mary Page in Love Driven Defense
Mary Page, an actress, faces murder charges for James Pollock's death with her lover Philip Langdon defending. Pollock was intoxicated and Mary admits firing the revolver. A maid testifies Mary threatened Pollock, while another actor implicates Langdon. Flight from the crime scene and a case of repressed psychosis are key elements. Witnesses recount a kidnapping, a disturbed father, and a haunting handprint on Mary's shoulder.
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Mary Page
James Pollock
Philip Langdon
Pollock
Mary
Langdon
Brandon
Walton
Dr. Foster
Miss Page
New York
Foster
Jim Pollock
Mr. Pollock
Page
Blue Feather
Mother
Stage Actress Amy Barton Testifies In Page Trial
In a dramatic court session Amy Barton, a witty stage actress, testifies about Mary Page and James Pollock. She recalls Pollock's threats, Page's firing fright, and Langdon's protection while describing their early Broadway days and Pollock’s confrontations.
Georgia Summer School for Teachers poised to raise standards
The 1916 Georgia Summer School combines the State University, State College of Agriculture, and State Normal School to offer primary reading, spelling, geography, nature study and management courses led by noted educators. It targets Georgia teachers and aspiring teachers, promising modern methods, practical reviews, and a focus on rural and town schools to improve overall schooling.
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United States
Georgia
University
Harvard
Columbia
Chicago
State University
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Alexander
Estaline Wilson
Warrensburg
Mary E. Banks
A. N. Palmer Co
N. Y
Palmer
F. A. Millidge
State Normal College
Farmville
Millidge
University of Chicago
Clifton F. Hodge
University of Oregon
South
University Summer School
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