The Archive · 1935

Japanese Influence

"There is absolutely no suspicion," the Superintenden* of the Intelgence Department of the Constabulary said, "that there was any Japanese connection with the Sakallstic agitators." firm in our belief," he "that there was not any influence behind. the out-Fegardiess of the fact that ders of the revolt have made considerable use of the fact that Senor Ramos was in Japan."

The Acting Governor-General, Mr. Hayden, arrived from Northern Luzon late to-day and said, "The Government has absolutely no information or suspicion that the Japanese are connected in any way whatever with the Sakdalista movement."

Further trouble was reported in. the towns of San Jose, Del Monte, Santa Marla, Tanza, General Trias Bagoor, Silang, Santa' Rosa and Binan,

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