Filipinos in Insurgency Debate Split by Visayan Locals
A Manila note argues Aguinalde Luna Buencamino and other insurgent leaders are patriots in some regions while Visayan towns resist Philippine independence efforts. It asserts Americans should withdraw to avoid wider war, cites reactions of prominent Filipinos, and urges immediate constitutional concessions to win native support amid civil conflict.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a cream bake sale or candy item with unclear details. References to Pitts Street, New York, and Warren Street suggest a city context, but the readable content is too garbled to determine concrete actions, dates, or participants.
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