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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1926

Page

9

Plans Completed for Coal Institute In West Virginia

Plans for the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute to be held in Wheeling July 12 to 14 were announced by Robert M. Lamm, chief of the state mines department. The program includes safety and efficiency papers by Lamm, Krown, Merle and others, with discussions on mine explosives, rock dusting, and safety, followed by an inspection trip to Pocahontas fuel mines. Elizabeth Cameron, a woman blinded for life by an acid thrower during a burglary, was reported in a separate notice.

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Newspaper Advertising Fueled Insurance Trust and Growth

The article argues newspapers shape public opinion and, during strikes, reveal their power to inform. It highlights insurers using columns to educate the public and stresses a joint, nationwide advertising push to expand understanding of insurance and its role in security, credit, and welfare.

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Insurance advertising joint campaign urged by newspapers

A long discussion argues that a unified newspaper advertising campaign by fire casualty and fidelity insurers could boost insurance sales, raise public understanding, and create a de facto Insurance Department within the newspaper. It envisions 200 plus companies sharing costs, boosting premiums, and benefiting agents, papers, and the public.

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Publicity campaign for insurance protection benefits all

The text argues that broader insurance protection would ease financial fears and that a nationwide publicity campaign would be immensely beneficial and cost-effective. It contends that widespread awareness would reflect well on the insurer and advance public welfare.

Cohane Family Headlines Chicago Theater Debut

Chicago June 22. The Cohane family led by Cohane Jerry and Helen with their children George Sr and Josephine headlined at the Olympic Theatre and roof garden in a landmark debut. They reportedly earned an unprecedented $1,000 for a vaudeville act shaping Chicago theater history. The same period recalls the 18 year old Colonial Theatre premiere of Light Johnny Jones, a hit of George M. Callahan.

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Cohan memoirs and early theater ventures recalled

The article recalls George M. Cohan in a memorial tone, noting his theater opening “the Sour Cohan” built with his own money and his lease on the old Cohoe Grant. It mentions his first venture Shiengo, the Grand IAT and his early play Officer 466 with a young Doug Fairbanks, plus later works and a brief note on his role as producer. It also mentions Evan Macdonald’s will and a 300 prize in London, and a note about Helen Mayo advising women dental students.

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