Filipino push for immediate independence second mission planned
The Philippines senate president Mane Quezon will again head a U S mission to press for immediate independence. A cable from supporters says the all Filipino leadership resolved to frame the plea for independence to a second mission and to improve economic ties with the United States.
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Philipe Ge
Department
United
United States
Philippines
Manevi Quezon
Philipine Senate
Ferica
Quezon Osmena Leaders in Philippine Independence Debate
The article profiles Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmena as the foremost Nacionalista figures in the Philippines. It notes Quezon’s long power since 1907, Osmena’s high standing in the United States, and their mutual respect. It also cites praise from reporters and calls Osmena the premier de facto of the Philippines amid the independence movement.
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Quezon
Serismena
Philippine Fie of Representatives
Council of State
Nacionalista Party
Jess
Ville
Osmena
Jenn
United States
Islands
Senate
Quereentiy
Rizal
Osev
Ema
Seena
Nacion Party
Na“ Movement For Independence
Mena
Alippines
Filipi
Philippine leaders cited for persistent public service
The fragment describes Philippine figures Osmena and Quezon as energetic advocates of public affairs, noting their long, quiet dedication and eloquent writing. It hints at observers praising their genius for major issues and intricate internet details, portraying them as thoughtful, tireless workers.
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America
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Quezon
Philippine Inc
Senator Simmons on the federal suffrage amendment
Senator F M Simmons URGES ratification soon noting one more state vote is needed but predicts more than enough support after full inquiry. He argues the central issue is when women gain the vote rather than whether, and discusses party implications for this year’s elections. He says North Carolina cannot choose the outcome but may affect timing.
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Simmons
F. M. Simmons
Senate
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Poltea
Come Along Ladies Tory Tarbell and NC Governor Beck Ett on Suffrage
A call from T W Beck Ett governor to North Carolina lawmakers and voters urging ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. He frames suffrage as inevitable and urges graceful, timely support in the upcoming session. He urges Democrats to accept and join the chorus for women’s voting rights.
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Tam
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Tarbella
Justify
Indies
General Assembly
T. W. Beckett
Prominent Democrats Rally for Women’s Vote Support
Senator Pollock of South Carolina and Chief Justice Walter Clark urge women’s suffrage as inevitable and wise. Democrats push rapid ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment to allow women to vote in 1920 presidential elections. Homer B. Cummings calls for legislative action to secure nationwide participation.
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Pollock
South Carolina
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Homer 8. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
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