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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1924

Page

6

Lack of Philippine Policy Blamed in Congress by Native Leaders

Native leaders in the Philippines blame Congress for failing to act on the Woods-Forbes report and for conditions on the islands. Governors and officials privately criticize actions as insufficient, while laws passed are viewed as designed to invite vetoes to frame a claim of tyranny.

Woods Forbes

Isles of Fear by Katherine Mayo reveals Philippine tensions

The article prints long Filipino opinions on Wood and Harrison, the Jones law, and American policy in the Philippines. It quotes mestizo leaders, lawyers, and a prominent professor, highlighting mistrust of Washington, calls for autonomy, and opposition to frequent governor changes while urging firm U.S. backing of Wood.

Merica Philippine Islands Carcely Islands Wood Jose Abad Santos Department of Justice Taft Harrison BRYS Wood-Forbes Eommission United States Gen. Wood Orient Washington Philippines Forbes Canada Australia America Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera Roosevelt Gov. Taft England Egypt Lord Cromer Harcourt, Brace & Co Tomo

Banker in Nantes Charged Over Alarmist Reports

Paris dispatch reports the government has charged a Nantes banker with propagating alarmist reports to about fifty clients. He allegedly warned that France faced critical conditions, Amiens was under communist control, and a railroad strike was imminent. The banker’s bank is described as not of first importance.

Paris Nantes France Amiens

29 New Names Added To Hall Of Fame Jury

New York December 25 twenty nine men and women chosen by the senate of New York University to act as electors for the 1925 hall of fame nominations are announced. Public invited to submit names with a March 15 deadline. New electors include ambassadors professors and prominent figures from across the nation with a diverse feminine group and art circle representation.

New York Senate New York University Hall of Fame Robert Underwood Johnson John W. Davis David Jayne Hill Brand Whitlock James Rowland Angell Yale University Marion Leroy Burton Ann Arbor Charles W. Eliot Harvard William Lyon Phelps Yale K. C. M. Sills Bowdoin Henry K. Warren Yankton University Kendric Kendric, OC. Babcock, Dean of the University of Illinois; Prof. Grant Showarman University of Wisconsin Lewis Perry Exeter N. H Frederick Tupper University of Vermont Alice M. Robertson Oklahoma Elen Glasgow Virginia Agnes Reppier Philadelphia Royal Cortissez Cass Gilbert Theodore Marburg Belgium John C. Merriam Carnegie Institution of Washington Reed Smoot Oscar W. Underwood William Allen White Kansas Abbot L. Mills Pq¢rtland Hamilton Holt Necticut Falcott Williams Harrison

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