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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
18
Webb Miller reports from Calcutta on Swarajist charges that British rule relies on caste and religious divisions to govern 320 million people. Gandhi's push for nationalism challenges this strategy, citing communal representation and the use of native police and troops to maintain control.
Stinnett Texas August 22 a sheriff's wife who knew how to use a gun and was willing to do so earned praise as a heroine after thwarting a prison break attempt. She confronted the attackers prompting their retreat and safeguarding inmates and deputies.
About a half dozen U.S. industries led by their national trade groups plan to join against Russian competition. An organizational meeting is to be held in New York within days to gather representatives of the American Manganese Producers Association and allied associations.
Readable excerpts mention manganese along with pulp wood lumber anthracite glue and gelatine interests. The fragment hints at a discussion of material resources and chemical and timber industry involvement without detailing outcomes or parties.
Tennyson Hays of Culver academy will be honored as a Sea Son of the Revolution for his high rank at Culver summer naval school. He is nephew of Will Hays. The Indiana Sons of the American Revolution award the medal, with Clarence Cook of Indianapolis as society president.
Police log lists several vehicles reported stolen, including a Ford roadster at 5 South Noble and 68 Beech Gorges shops, a Wwillvs-Kni Hi sedan at 1930 Central Avenue, a Chevrolet coupe tied to 43 East Vermont Street, and a Chevrolet Cabriolet linked to Nietvina Street. Additional entries reference Johns Motor Corpora on Capitol Avenue and Vermont Street and a rear lot at 19 North Highl Avenue.
Police report multiple cars found in and around the city including a sedan on Walnut Street near Belle View Avenue a coupe located on Walnut Street and a trrck at State Avenue and L Bryant with suspects tied to Whitler and Gollins in rough detail of recovered vehicles.
National Negro Medical Association wraps up its annual convention with final sessions. Officers named by Dr. W G Alexander include T M Smith as chairman J A Jefferson as secretary and J M Thomas on the executive board. Atlanta selected as 1931 convention site with Los Angeles chosen for 1932.
Thomas Moore of United Cab Company was fined $100 after a municipal court jury found him guilty of assault and battery against Walter Myers, an attorney. A reckless driving charge was dismissed by special judge Wilbur Rouse. The incident followed a collision at North and Pennsylvania streets on July 30. The report is from United Press with the location indicating Winona Lake, Ind, and a note on the Interdenominational Association.
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