10th Philippine Legislature

12th legislative term of the Philippines May 2023 May 2020 25em 10th Philippine Legislature Coat of arms of the Philippines (1905–1935).svg 100px Coat of arms of the Philippines (1905–1935) Coat of arms of the Philippine Islands (1905–1935) July 16, 1934 November 21, 1935 9th 1st National Assembly Governor-General Frank Murphy Senate 24 President Manuel L. Quezon President pro tempore Jose Clarin(until June 2, 1935) Jose Avelino(from June 2, 1935) Majority leader Claro M. Recto House of Representatives 92 Speaker Quintin Paredes Speaker pro tempore Jose Zulueta Majority leader Jose E. Romero The 10th Philippine Legislature was the meeting of the legislature of the Philippines under the sovereign control of the United States from 1934 to 1935. Sessions *First Regular Session: July 16 – November 8, 1934 First Special Session: April 8, 1935 Second Special Session: June 12 – 22, 1935 Second Regular Session: June 24 – October 17, 1935 Third Special Session: November 12 – 21, 1935 Leadership Senate 200 center center Senate President Manuel Quezon LCCN2011647833 (cropped).jpg Manuel L. Quezon center President: Manuel L. Quezon (5th District, Nacionalista Democratico) President pro tempore: Jose Clarín (11th District, Nacionalista Democratico), until June 2, 1935 Jose Avelino (9th District, Nacionalista Democratico), from June 2, 1935 Majority Floor Leader: Claro M. Recto (3rd District, Nacionalista) House of Representatives 200 center center House Speaker Quintín Paredes y Babila.jpg Quintín Paredes center Speaker: Quintin Paredes (Abra, Nacionalista Democratico) Speaker pro tempore: Jose Zulueta (Iloilo–1st, Nacionalista Democratico) Majority Floor Leader: Jose E. Romero (Negros Oriental–2nd, Nacionalista Democratico) Members Senate The following are the terms of the elected senators of this Legislature, according to the date of election: For senators elected on June 2, 1931: June 2, 1931 – June 1, 1937 For senators elected on June 5, 1934: June 5, 1934 – June 4, 1940 Senators of the 12th District were appointed for indefinite terms. The inauguration of the Commonwealth of the Philippines on November 15, 1935 abolished the Senate and ended the terms of all the senators. DistrictClassSenatorParty1st District1931Elpidio QuirinoNacionalista Democratico1934Melecio ArranzNacionalista Democratico2nd District1931Alejo MabanagNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia1934Teofilo Sison Teófilo SisonNacionalista Democratico3rd District1931Sotero BaluyutNacionalista Democratico1934Hermogenes ConcepcionNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia4th District1931Juan Nolasco politicianNacionalista Democratico1934Juan SumulongNacionalista Democratico5th District1931Claro M. RectoNacionalista Democratico1934Manuel L. QuezonNacionalista Democratico6th District1931Jose O. Vera José O. VeraNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia1934Domingo ImperialNacionalista Democratico7th District1931Ruperto MontinolaNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia1934Potenciano TreñasPotenciano Treñas died on June 10, 1934.Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia8th District1931Gil MontillaNacionalista Democratico1934Isaac LacsonNacionalista Democratico9th District1931Jose Maria VelosoNacionalista Democratico1934Jose Avelino José AvelinoNacionalista Democratico10th District1931Manuel BrionesNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia1934Sergio OsmeñaNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia11th District1931Juan TorralbaNacionalista Democratico1934Jose Clarin José ClarínJose Clarin died on June 2, 1935.Nacionalista Democratico12th District—Juan GaerlanAppointed. appointedNacionalista Democratico—Datu Sinsuat Balabaran Sinsuat, BalabaranappointedNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia House of Representatives Province/City DistrictRepresentativePartyAbraLoneQuintin Paredes Quintín ParedesNacionalista DemocraticoAlbay1stExequiel Kare 1 Nacionalista Democratico2ndJustino N. Nuyda 1Nacionalista Democratico3rdSulpicio V. Cea 1Nacionalista Democratico4thJose T. Surtida 1Nacionalista DemocraticoAntiqueLoneCalixto ZaldivarNacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaBataanLoneTeodoro Camacho 1Nacionalista DemocraticoBatanesLoneVicente Agan 1Nacionalista DemocraticoBatangas1stRamon Diokno Ramón DioknoNacionalista Democratico2ndLuis Francisco 1Nacionalista Democratico3rdEmilio U. Mayo 1Nacionalista DemocraticoBohol1stBernardo Josol 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndMacario Q. Falcon 1Nacionalista Democratico3rdMargarito E. Revilles 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaBulacan1stFrancisco Afan DelgadoNacionalista Democratico2ndPablo C. Payaual 1Nacionalista DemocraticoCagayan1stNicanor Carag 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndCosme Marzan 1Nacionalista DemocraticoCamarines NorteLoneGabriel Hernandez 1Nacionalista DemocraticoCamarines Sur1stIgnacio Meliton 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndLuis N. de Leon 1Nacionalista DemocraticoCapiz1stManuel RoxasNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia2ndJose A. Dorado 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia3rdRufino L. Garde 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaCaviteLoneFrancisco Arca 1Nacionalista DemocraticoCebu1stTereso DosdosNacionalista Democratico2ndHilario AbellanaNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia3rdVicente RamaNacionalista Democratico4thAgustin KintanarNacionalista Democratico5thMiguel CuencoNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia6thNicolas RafolsNacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia7thBuenaventura RodriguezNacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaIlocos Norte1stVicente T. Lazo 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndJulio NalundasanJulio Nalundasan was assassinated on September 20, 1935.Nacionalista DemocraticoIlocos Sur1stPedro Singson Reyes 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndProspero SanidadNacionalista DemocraticoIloilo1stJose ZuluetaNacionalista Democratico2ndVicente R. Ybiernas 1Nacionalista Democratico3rdAtanasio Ampig 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia4thFederico R. Tirador 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia5thVenancio Cudillo 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaIsabelaLoneSilvino M. Gumpal 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaLa Union1stFrancisco Ortega politicianNacionalista Democratico2nd Enrique Rimando 1Nacionalista DemocraticoLaguna1stAurelio C. Almazan 1Sakdalista2ndMariano S. Untivero 1SakdalistaLeyte1stCarlos TanNacionalista Democratico2ndDominador TanNacionalista Democratico3rdTomas Oppus 1Nacionalista Democratico4thFortunato M. Sevilla 1Nacionalista Democratico5thJorge B. Delgado 1Nacionalista DemocraticoManila1stFrancisco Varona 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia2ndAlfonso E. Mendoza 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaMarinduqueLoneJose A. Uy 1Nacionalista DemocraticoMasbateLoneEmilio B. Espinosa 1Nacionalista DemocraticoMindanao and SuluLoneAlauya AlontoappointedNacionalista DemocraticoOmbra AmilbangsaappointedNacionalista DemocraticoManuel Fortich 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoDoroteo Karagdag 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoJulian A. Rodriguez 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoMindoroLoneRaul LeuterioNacionalista DemocraticoMisamis OccidentalLoneJosé OzámizNacionalista DemocraticoMisamis OrientalLoneSegundo Gaston Segundo GastónNacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaMountain ProvinceLoneEmiliano P. Aguirre 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoFelix P. Diaz 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoRodolfo Hidalgo 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoNegros Occidental1stEnrique MagalonaNacionalista Democratico2ndRamon Torres Ramon Torres (politician)Nacionalista Democratico3rdAgustin S. Ramos 1Nacionalista DemocraticoNegros Oriental1stGuillermo Z. VillanuevaNacionalista Democratico2ndJose E. Romero José E. RomeroNacionalista DemocraticoNueva Ecija1stJose Robles Jr. 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia2ndIsauro Gabaldon Isauro GabaldónNacionalista DemocraticoNueva VizcayaLoneSeverino Purugganan 1appointedNacionalista DemocraticoPalawanLoneClaudio R. Sandoval 1Nacionalista DemocraticoPampanga1stEligio G. Lagman 1Eligio G. Lagman was removed on July 16, 1935, after an electoral protest.Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaMaximo Dimson 1Maximo Dimson replaced Eligio G. Lagman on July 16, 1935, after winning an electoral protest.Nacionalista Democratico2ndJose P. Fausto 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaPangasinan1stPotenciano Pecson 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndEugenio Perez Eugenio PérezNacionalista Democratico3rdDaniel MarambaNacionalista Democratico4thCipriano Primicias Sr.Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia5thNarciso RamosNacionalista DemocraticoRizal1stPedro Magsalin 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndEulogio RodriguezNacionalista DemocraticoRomblonLoneLeonardo Festin 1Nacionalista DemocraticoSamar1stAntolin D. Tan 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-Independencia2ndSerafin S. Marabut 1Nacionalista Democratico3rdGerardo Morrero 1Nacionalista DemocraticoSorsogon1stAdolfo Gerona 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndFernando B. Duran 1Nacionalista DemocraticoSurigaoLoneRicardo Navarro 1Nacionalista DemocraticoTarlac1stJose Cojuangco José CojuangcoNacionalista Democratico2ndFeliciano B. Gardiner 1Nacionalista Democrata Pro-IndependenciaTayabas1stJose A. Angara 1Nacionalista Democratico2ndAntonio Z. Argosino 1SakdalistaZambalesLoneFelipe Estella 1Nacionalista Democratico See also 1934 Philippine legislative election 1934 Philippine Senate elections 1934 Philippine House of Representatives elections Notes External links http://www.senate.gov.ph/senators/senlist.htm List of Senators September 16, 2006 Senate of the Philippines https://web.archive.org/web/20060914045431/http://www.senate.gov.ph/senators/senlist.htm September 14, 2006 dead http://www.lawphil.net The LAWPHiL Project – Philippine Laws and Jurispudance Databank September 16, 2006 Arellano Law Foundation https://web.archive.org/web/20060901234512/http://www.lawphil.net/ September 1, 2006 live Further reading Philippine House of Representatives Congressional Library The Presidents of the Senate of the Republic of the Philippines 2000 971-8832-24-6 Paras Corazon L. Pobre Cesar P. Philippine Legislature 100 Years 2000 971-92245-0-9 10