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September 24, 1930 issue

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The article presents information related to politics of the world. The British Government has announced that sixty-six Indians, of every party except the all-important National Congress, will attend the Round Table Conference in London, England, opening on October 20. Press dispatches give somewhat contradictory figures, but there are to be sixteen delegates from native states, leaving fifty from British India, of whom twenty or more appear to be Hindus and twelve or fifteen Moslems. Two Negroes hanged in Mississippi on September 10 make the total of lynchings for the year eighteen so far as against twelve for 1929.

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WORLD politics; CONGRESSES & conventions; FEDERAL government; POLITICAL parties; AFRICAN Americans; LYNCHING; MISSISSIPPI; INDIA; GREAT Britain; UNITED States
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