Independence Drives Philippine Parties Unity In Manila Meeting
Delegates from the Democratic party of the Philippines join the Nacionalista bloc in a Manila luncheon scene. The aim is immediate independence as Filipino leaders, including Speaker Sergio Ostrea and Resident Commissioner Seager Gapson, pledge unity to press Congress and the nation toward self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party of the Philippines
Nacionaliste
Perdore Soudike
Deeneseratico
Philippine Velate
Dir Ae
Manila
Udds
Des Formier
Seager Gapsidon
Washington
Sergio Ostiena
Philippine House of Representives
Dohigaiut Nacional Sta Purte
Sines Rizal
Enor Gabaldon
Congress
US Congress urged to back Philippine independence over Irish aid
The Philippine Press Bureau and advocates argue that U S support for Philippine independence would more credibly advance self determination than merely expressing sympathy for Irish aspirations. They cite expected bipartisan backing in Washington and urge action to prompt Britain and other powers to recognize Philippine independence.
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American Congress
Great Britain
Philippine Press Bureau
Washington
United States
Pathy
Trish
Fidenmendonee
Cope
Chet
Philippine
Africa
Deel
America
Senate
Great
Humble Citizens Seek True Independence for Philippines
A fragment argues in favor of true independence for the Philippines, preferring quiet national sovereignty over subservience to foreign leadership. It emphasizes humility among citizens and a desire to steer the country from external tutelage.
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Philippines
Portrait of Rev. W. P. Kibbey Home Town Minister
The portrait features Rev. W. P. Kibbey, a leading townsman who left farming to pursue the ministry. He serves at Brown's Wonder and Christian Liberty and will soon move to New Salem Christian Church to improve travel in bad weather. His work is in demand and he aims for ongoing success.
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W. P. Kibbey
Kibbes
Brown's Wonder
Christian Liberty
New Salem Christian Church
Bro
Kibbey
Young Filipino Wins French War Cross in War Record
Gregorio Cailles, a Filipino, returned in Philippine attire wearing a French uniform and the Croix de Guerre with palm. He landed in France in December 1914 and enlisted as a private, earning high praise for his service. When all company officers were killed, he commanded the remaining men and led them to safety.
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Gregorio Cailles
Philippidrome
Cailles
France
Sas
Fordson Tractor Ad Urges Replacing Horses With Power
An early 20th century advertisement promotes selling horses before winter to save feed and labor. It touts Fordson tractors as dust-tight, oil-lubed, hardened steel machines with strong economy and ground- forgiving power, urging readers to buy now for delivery and immediate use. The ad lists Ford cars trucks and tractors and provides a contact phone number.
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Fordson
FORD
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