THE PHILIPPINES
INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
WOODS NOMINEES RESIGN.
(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION, —COPYRIGHT.)
(AO6TRALIAN-NBW ZEALAND CADLE ASSOCIATION.) MANILA, 27th October.
■ The political situation has grown more tense with .the resignation of the four appointed members of the Legislature designated by General Woods, on the ground that they are unable to agree with General Woods's policy. Their resignation is considered a distinct victory for the • independence movement. Those who have resigned announced t.nat all hope of co-operation between the executive and legislative departments of the Philippines is lost. Plans are proceeding for two missions to go to the United States to plead 1 for Philippine independence Meanwhile reports continue of the Moro rising being widespread throughout Mindanao, and that it is more serious than ever before.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1923, Page 5
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