Danning Club Open Meeting Set For Thursday
Danning Club schedules an open meeting this Thursday to discuss club affairs and upcoming events. Members and guests are invited to attend and participate in the planning and Q&A session.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1922
Page
8
Danning Club schedules an open meeting this Thursday to discuss club affairs and upcoming events. Members and guests are invited to attend and participate in the planning and Q&A session.
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A garbled report notes a cancellation connected to a church sermon delivery in Los Angeles. It references March dates and a trial involving individuals named Me or Mew Caen with mentions of temple events and legal actions.
Debs plans resume of participation at a convention as turmoil surrounds the socialist party. Reports mention resignations, calls for federal action, and debate over party leadership and structure.
Fragmented report mentions a priest in Slaton involved in a contentious incident with teenagers and locals. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a priest, teens, and a conflict appear central. No clear dates, places beyond Slaton, or outcomes are readable.
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Fragmented text fragment mentions Frederik Dierove and an unclear event at a venue. No coherent events or names form a clear news item. Readable pieces include a possible reference to slaughter and a venue foyer, but details are too garbled to confirm.
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