Editing Zamboanga (province) (section)

===Governors===
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|colspan=5 align="center"|'''DISTRICT OF ZAMBOANGA'''
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|Luis Lim|| ||July 23, 1914&ndash;1917||Lim was the first appointed civil governor of the province.||<ref name="govzn">{{cite web|title=DISTINGUISHED GOVERNORS OF THE PROVINCE|url=http://www.zanorte.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=28&limit=1&limitstart=5|publisher=Old website of the Provincial Government of Zamboanga del Norte (ZaNorte)|access-date=2007-04-21 |url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131203032432/http://www.zanorte.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=28&limit=1&limitstart=5|archive-date=2013-12-03}}</ref>
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|Agustin Alvarez||[[File:Agustín Luceo Álvarez's passport application.jpg|100px]]||1917&ndash;1920||Alvarez succeeded Lim in 1917 as governor and reelected in 1928.<br />In 1940, he was elected [[List of Mayors of Zamboanga City|Zamboanga City Mayor]].||<ref name="govzn" />
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|colspan=5 align="center"|'''PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA'''
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|Agustin Alvarez||[[File:Agustín Luceo Álvarez's passport application.jpg|100px]]||1920&ndash;1922|| ||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Florentino Adasa Saguin||[[File:Honorable Florentino A. Saguin (Delegates from the Philippines).jpg|100px]]||1922&ndash;1925||Saguin was the first elected governor of the province.<br />He later represented Zamboanga in the [[1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention election|1934 Constitutional Convention]].||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Jose Dalman Aseniero|| ||1925&ndash;1928||Aseniero formerly served as Municipal President of Dapitan before elected Governor.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Agustin Alvarez||[[File:Agustín Luceo Álvarez's passport application.jpg|100px]]||1928&ndash;1931|| ||<ref name="govzn" />
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|[[Carlos Camins|Carlos Hernandez Camins]]|| ||1931&ndash;1934|| ||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Felipe Ramos|| ||1934&ndash;1937||Ramos previously served as Municipal President of Zamboanga City from 1925 to 1934 before being elected Governor.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|[[Matias Ranillo Sr.|Matias Castillon Ranillo]]||[[File:Matias Ranillo Sr.jpg|100px]]||1937&ndash;1940||Ranillo was later elected representative of [[Legislative district of Zamboanga|Zamboanga's Lone District]] in 1941.<br />When war broke out, he was appointed as the province's military governor.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Felipe B. Azcuna|| ||1940&ndash;1941||Azcuna was a member of the Provincial Board before elected as governor. He was reelected governor in 1948.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|colspan=5 align="center"|'''WORLD WAR II'''
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|Lazaro Alfabeto|| ||1945&ndash;1946||Alfabeto was appointed governor after Zamboanga was liberated.||
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|Leoncio Sagario Hamoy|| ||1946&ndash;1948||Hamoy was appointed Provincial Fiscal before becoming governor.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Felipe B. Azcuna|| ||1948&ndash;December 30, 1949||Azcuna would become Zamboanga del Norte's first governor when the province becomes divided in 1952.||<ref name="govzn" />
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|Serapio Datoc|| ||December 30, 1949&ndash;June 6, 1952||Datoc served as Zamboanga's last governor<br />When the province was divided, Datoc became Zamboanga del Sur's first governor.||<ref name="govzn" />
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