March 1, 1922
March 1, 1922
Quezon has finally won victory for his party. All our efforts and those of the Speaker proved useless to stop the secession. This split has
Teodoro M. Kalaw
March 31, 1884 — December 5, 1940), scholar, legislator, journalist, educator and historian.
October 1, 1922
October 1, 1922
[Note: In the book, this entry is only labeled “October,” and precedes the extracts of the October 22-26, 1922 diary entries reproduced in the same
Sunday, October 22, 1922
October 22, 1922
All afternoon, Quezon and Osmeña were here at home preparing the terms of the political fusion. The discussions were very interesting. In the beginning, Quezon
Monday, October 23, 1922
October 23, 1922
The meeting of the Comité de Intelligencia under my chairmanship. The platform drafted in my house last Sunday was presented and approved; but, upon being submitted
Tuesday, October 24, 1922
October 24, 1922
In the morning, a call from Quezon, discouraged. He suspects that Osmeña is not helping him as much as he should. He makes an appointment
Wednesday, October 25, 1922
October 25, 1922
Meeting of the Nacionalistas in the house of Celestino Rodriguez. The situation begins to improve. In the evening, the Democratas gave the fatal blow, voting solidly for
Thursday, October 26, 1922
October 26, 1922
Once more a meeting of the Nacionalistas in the house of Celestino Rodriguez. Quezon tells me he cannot help admire Osmeña’s serenity because, when he visited