(Part One)
CityBakersBarbersBar­tendersBlack­smithsBrick &
Stone Masons		Carp­entersChauff­eursClergy­menLaborers
Total for 7 cities—
110,45811,6086,8265,98210,17025,9243,0071,4258,426
2328372248161219779176671,362
33.13.23.62.72.23.05.94.71.5
Bridgeport—
1151181129179350637......2,735
2512643255335
33.36.64.72.20.93.9......1.3
Cincinnati—
160530322629227073035...2,488
2206435133320
33.32.01.81.01.91.88.6...0.8
Cleveland—
16756314011,2221,3563,879156...839
23940395853219105488
35.86.39.74.73.95.66.4...2.9
New York—
Bor. of Man.
and Bronx:
17,7159,2715,3103,1986,54015,3182,6631,2474,211
2218273155577732314740397
32.82.92.91.81.22.15.53.20.9
Bor. of Queens:
16735403073887301,98661...4,861
22213131313313163
33.22.44.23.41.81.64.9...1.3
Paterson—
118826899132225617......713
271115618382172
33.74.115.24.58.06.2......4.2
Portland—
12051612252651991,549351065,831
28871278741196
33.95.03.14.53.55.611.410.41.4
Rochester—
12462441293065001,20857723,626
29998434323137
33.73.77.02.68.63.63.54.23.8
(Part Two)
CityMana­gers and Supts.Mnfg. and Offi­cialsMotor­menPaint­ers and Glaz­iersPlumb­ersRetail DealersSales­menTailorsTotal
Total for 7 cities—
12,17516,7793,85516,7725,40467,20421,40439,918335,176
2154511925141932,1035912,1209,930
37.12.72.43.13.63.12.85.33.0
Bridgeport—
143103...2211338861772666,191
2...1...95541016193
3...1.0...4.13.86.15.76.03.1
Cincinnati—
1101568534371011,9775261,1209,802
259111245924183
35.01.61.92.52.02.21.72.11.9
Cleveland—
12741,1482471,3365445,1251,1312,82437,779
283944227213171821,477
32.93.41.63.15.04.21.56.43.9
New York—
Bor. of Man. and Bronx:
11,33914,9443,17812,8663,94852,32317,57333,101235,745
2120421753851391,5695081,7546,658
39.02.82.43.03.53.02.95.32.8
Bor. of Queens:
11558101687902732,85363060215,836
236331650817286
31.90.71.82.72.21.81.32.81.8
Paterson—
184483...2721061,1972592885,931
2924119877920337
310.75.0...7.07.56.43.56.95.7
Portland—
185254843761491,39167243713,024
24...4175422229354
34.7...4.84.53.43.03.34.62.7
Rochester—
1944691254741501,4524361,28010,868
2511410153887442
35.32.33.22.10.73.61.86.84.1

[INDEX]

A
Abbott, Grace, [208]
Addams, Jane, [324]
Age:
At arrival, [236-247]
Limitations for naturalization, [95-96]
Akron, Ohio:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Alabama:
Immigrants
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Aliens:
(See [Immigrants])
Cobelligerents, [257]
Enemy, [260-263]
Desertion, [279-281]
Legal position, [5-7]
Naturalization bureau support, [189-193]
Reciprocal conscription, [278]
Rights in United States, [6]
War registration, [267-277]
Allegiance:
National Indelibility, [56]
Oath, [137-142]
Registered aliens, [267-269]
America, [14-16]
Immigrants’ vision of, [17]
American:
Attitude on naturalization, [195-196]
Born abroad, [51-52]
Definition, [7-16]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Types, [1]
Americanism:
Essentials, [14-16]
Americanization:
Agencies, [177-180], [305-307], [330-333]
Factors, [37-39], [173]
Program, [139-140]
American Labor Union, [402]
American Railway Union, [402]
Argentine:
Jus Solis, [45]
Arizona:
Immigrants
Political privilege, [5]
Arkansas:
Immigrants
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Arthur, Chester A., [79]
Assimilation, [38-39], [287-288]
Auburn, Maine:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Austrian:
Allegiance, [274-275]
Classification, [287-288]
Immigration, [19-20], [197], [205]
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Vote in New York City, [350], [353]
Ayer’s American Newspaper Annual and Directory, [388]
B
Bay City, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Belgium:
Immigrants, [205]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization Treaties, [56]
Bennett, William S., [345-347], [355]
Benton Harbor, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Bingham, George G., [311]
Blair, A. Z., [345]
Bohemians:
In Cleveland, [287], [360]
Naturalized, [206]
Borchard, Edwin M., [4], [52], [56], [59], [60], [64]
Boston:
Naturalization Division, [89]
Brazil:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Breckinridge, S. P., [305]
Bridgeport, Connecticut:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Briggs-Wall, Henrietta, [141]
Brissenden, Paul Frederic, [406]
Brooks, John Graham, [viii], [8]
Brownson, O. A., [378]
Buchanan, Pres., [78]
Bulgaria:
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Bureau of Citizenship and Americanization, [180-184]
Bureau of Education, [180]
Bureau of Naturalization, [19], [81], [89-92], [104], [171-173], [177-193], [200-204], [225], [255], [425-428]
Burmese:
Naturalization, [93]
Byllesby, L., [379]
C
Cadillac, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
California:
Gold discovery, [25]
Campbell, Richard K., [xxiii], [81], [82], [89-92], [101-105], [187], [285]
Canada:
Naturalization, [145]
Carpenter, A. H., [72]
Cases
Butchers’ Benevolent Association versus Crescent City Live Stock Company, [65]
Cruikshank vs. United States, [67]
Fernandez vs. United States, [94]
Friedl vs. United States, [99]
Lopez vs. United States, [94]
Minor vs. Happersett, [64]
Phillips, William, [115]
Pollock, John, [99]
United States vs. Boovris, [115]
United States vs. Brefo, [97]
United States vs. Gerstein, [136]
United States vs. Hill, [162]
United States vs. Langtry, [97]
United States vs. McMillan, [162]
United States vs. Mackey, [98]
United States vs. Mulcrevy, [162]
United States vs. Olson, [119]
United States vs. Wong Kim Ark, [49], [51]
Certificate of Arrival, [109-112]
Certificates of naturalization:
Interval between 1st paper, [238]
Interval between petition, [237]
Issued 1907–1920, [201]
Character:
Moral, [135-137]
Chicago:
Municipal Voters’ League, [333-334]
Naturalization division, [89]
Politics, [32-33], [36]
Children:
Born at sea, [52-53]
Factor in election, [333-334]
Foreign birth, [51-52]
Parentage, [84-85], [247], [301-303]
Chinese:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Naturalization, [93]
Cincinnati, Ohio:
Good Government League, [373-374]
Naturalization courts, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Citizens:
American
Children, [51]
Desertion, military, [279-281]
Jurisdiction, [64-68]
By birth, [1]
By choice, [1], [3], [7]
Definition, [46-51]
Citizenship:
(See [Naturalization])
American, [1], [49-50]
Immigrants
Application, [231], [253]
Cause, [254]
Fitness of candidates, [193-195], [250]
Attitude, [17], [25]
Essentials, [46-49]
Foreign born women, [296-334]
Granted
By races, [207-211],
For military service, [95]
Interval between arrival, [17], [31], [236-254]
Legal Recognition, [65-67]
Need for, [32]
Sex, [62-63]
Tests, [68]
Claghorn, Kate Holladay, [7]
Clark, John B., [212]
Clarke, Frederic, [342]
Clerks:
Naturalization Court, [2], [161-167]
Cleveland, Grover, [79]
Cleveland, Ohio:
Bohemians, [287]
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Study of elections, [357-365]
Colonies:
American
Immigrants in, [69-70]
Naturalization in, [70-73]
Foreign born
Menace of, [2-3]
Colorado:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Communists, [377]
Commons, John R., [213]
Connecticut:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Constitution of United States, [50], [65], [69-70], [73], [123-126], [135], [144], [176], [296], [304]
Cooper, Thomas, [378]
Costa Rica:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Country:
Person without, [38], [63-64]
Courts:
Clerks, [161-167]
Naturalization, [26-29], [87-88], [93-95], [108], [119-120], [145-147], [227]
Studied, [227-254], [429-434]
Crist, Raymond F., [xxiii], [177], [183], [294], [299], [311]
Croatians:
Naturalization, [205]
Czechs:
Socialists, [384]
D
Dana, Charles A., [379]
Daniels, John, [36]
Danish:
Immigrants, [19], [25]
Naturalized, [206]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization treaties, [55-56]
Davenport, John I., [26], [27], [29]
Declaration of Intention:
Abolishment, [102-105], [417-420]
Attitude of judges, [105-107], [419]
Filed
In other states, [247-250]
Number, [201]
Form, [96-98], [107], [418-419]
Interval from
Arrival to, [96], [236-250]
To petition, [218-224]
Invalid, [98-102]
Suffrage through, [217-218]
Time limit, [107-109], [228]
Delaware:
Naturalization laws, [73]
Democratic, [21-23], [31]
Denials:
Cause, [88-100], [231], [263], [415], [432-433]
Comparison, [232]
By race, [233]
Special, [234]
By race, [234-236]
Denver, Colo.:
Naturalization division, [89]
Department of labor, [168]
Desertion:
By citizenship, [279-281]
Detroit, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Devoe, Emma Smith, [325]
Dillingham, William P., [204]
Dutch:
Immigrants, [205]
E
Earnings:
Comparison
By races, [215-217]
Easton, Pennsylvania:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Ecuador:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Egypt:
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Eliot, Charles W., [373]
Ellerbe, Paul Lee, [xxiv]
Elmira, New York:
Naturalization Court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Emmett, Thomas Addis, [23]
Employment:
Politicians’ usage of, [32]
England:
Naturalization in, [145]
Politics, [24]
English:
Ability to speak, [120-123]
Factor
Naturalization, [253]
Entry, [416]
Immigrants
Naturalization, [205-206]
Publications, [345], [348], [422]
Expatriation:
Right, [54-55]
F
Fall River, Massachusetts:
Naturalization receptions, [138-139]
Filipinos:
Naturalization, [94]
Finnish:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Socialist, [384]
Flint, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Florida:
Declaration of intention cases, [97]
Naturalization denial, [126]
Flournoy, R., [59]
Foreign Legion, [273]
Fosdick, Raymond B., [viii]
France:
Citizenship, [55]
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Naturalization, [145]
French:
Immigrants, [205]
Fuller, Margaret, [379]
G
Galesburg, Illinois:
Naturalization courts, [227]
Gay, Edwin F., [viii]
Geneva:
Jus Solis, [45]
German:
Citizenship laws, [57-62]
Immigrants
Naturalization of, [205-206]
Number, [22]
Politics, [24-25]
Immigration, [18-20], [25], [197], [205]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Press, [388]
Socialist, [387-390]
Vote in New York City, [352-353]
Giddings, Franklin H., [9]
Gillette, John M., [398]
Glenn, John M., [viii]
Godwin, Parke, [379]
Gompers, Samuel, [336]
Government:
Land possession, [40]
Relation between Federal and State, [6]
Graft:
In naturalization courts, [165-167]
Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Americanization society, [330-334]
Civic interest in, [365-369]
Naturalization program, [139-140]
Women registered, [368]
Grant U. S., [79]
Great Britain:
Immigrants, [18], [19]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization treaties, [56-57]
Greeks:
Expatriation rights, [54]
Immigration, [197]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Greeley, Horace, [379]
H
Haiti:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Hamilton, Alexander, [70]
Harrison, Benjamin, [79]
Harrison, J. B., [343]
Hart, Hornell, [xxiii]
Hawaiians:
Naturalization, [93]
Hawkins, L. H., [xxiii]
Hawthorne, Nathan, [379]
Hearst, William R., [355]
Higgins, A. Pearce, [59]
Holmes, Edith Knight, [326]
Honduras:
Naturalization, [56]
Hung, Gaillard, [81]
Hungarians:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Socialists, [384]
I
Illinois:
Declaration of intention cases, [97]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Immigrants (see [Aliens]):
Naturalized
Aid, [32]
Attitude, [3-5]
Cause of immigration, [18-21]
Interval between arrival and citizenship, [17]
New, [197-224], [233-254]
Number, [19-20]
Old, [197-224], [233-254]
Proportion of all foreign born, [2]
Vision of America, [17]
Vote, [335-376]
Unnaturalized
Refusal to submit to injustice, [7]
Immigration:
Rights, [44-45]
To America, [43-44]
Cause, [18], [25-30]
Distribution
By years, [22]
Variation, [17-20]
Indiana:
Comparison—declarations to petitions, [222]
Immigrants
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Industrial Workers of the World, [403-409]
International Working Peoples Association, [402]
Iowa:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Iowa City, Iowa:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Irish:
Immigrants, [18], [21], [25], [197]
Naturalized, [206]
Number, [22]
Politics, [21-24]
Vote in New York City, [352-353]
Italian:

Citizenship rights, [55]
Immigrants, [19-20], [197], [231]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization petitioners, [124]
Socialist, [384]
Vote
Cleveland, [357-365]
New York City, [352-353]
Ithaca, New York:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
J
Jackson, Michigan:
Women registrants, [368]
Japanese:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Naturalization, [93]
Jefferson, Thomas, [75], [78]
Jenks, J. W., [343]
Jennings, R. L., [379]
Jews:
Socialist, [384], [390-391]
Vote in Cleveland, [358]
Johnson, Andrew, [78]
Johnstone, Lucy B., [325]
Judges:
Attitudes
Denials, [129-133]
Derivative voters, [315-317]
Examiners, [170-171]
Naturalization, [29], [105-107], [113], [120-123], [158-161], [174-177], [283-285], [411-412], [419]
Naturalization Ceremonies, [137-138], [423-425]
Personal equation, [147-158]
Jugoslavs:
Vote in Cleveland, [358]
Jurisdiction:
Of citizens, [64-68]
Jus Sanguinis, [42], [44-45]
Jus Solis, [42], [44-45]
K
Kalamazoo, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Kansas:
Immigrants
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Naturalization denial, [126]
Kentucky:
Declaration of intention cases, [97]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Kohs, S. C., [xxiii]
L
Labor:
Vote, [335-339]
Language:
Naturalization Factor, [214-215]
Lansing, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Laws:
Aliens, [5-7]
Blood, [42], [44-45]
Naturalization, [30], [70-88]
Amendment to, [132]
Soil, [42], [44-45]
Legal:
Rights of aliens, [5-7]
Legislation:
Immigrant suffrage, [5]
Naturalization law, [50], [69-88], [132], [144-145], [181-186], [259-261]
Letts:
Socialists, [384]
Lincoln, Abraham, [78]
Lipsky, Abram, [348], [357]
Lithuanian:
Socialist, [384]
Lowell, James Russell, [379]
Luxemburg:
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
M
Madison, James, [73], [78]
Magyar:
Vote in Cleveland, [360]
Mariners:
Naturalization of, [77]
Maryland:
Naturalization laws, [73]
Massachusetts:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Naturalization law, [73]
Meeker, Jacob, [262]
Melting Pot:
Test of, [281-282]
Michigan:
Immigrants
Naturalization denials, [126]
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Middletown, Connecticut:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Military Service:
Naturalization through, [93], [255-295]
Mineola, New York:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254].
Missouri:
Immigrants
Naturalization denials, [126]
Suffrage, [5], [217]
Moley, Raymond, [xxiii-xxiv]
Monaco:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Montana:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Moravian:
Naturalized, [206]
Morris, Oliver S., [397]
Munro, William Bennett, [33], [375]
Muskegon, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Myers, Gustavus, [23-24]
MC
McCook, J. J., [343]
McKinley, President, [77]
N
Nationality, [40]
Denial, [53-54]
National Labor Union, [402]
Naturalization:
Aid, [32]
Attitude
United States Presidents, [78]
Comparison
All foreign born, [2]
First to second papers, [218-224]
New and old immigrants, [204-217]
Court clerks, [161-167]
Declaration of intention, [98-105]
Denials, [120-137], [415]
Derivation, [302-303]
Factors, [214-224]
Educational test, [173-177]
Military service, [255-295]
Fees, [190]
Frauds, [25-30], [265-267]
Intervals, [236-243]
Law, [30], [69-88]
Operation, [89-142]
Personal equation in, [143-196]
Petitioners, [225-254]
Women, [309-311]
Process, [1], [21], [31], [199-202], [420-422]
Requirements, [83-88], [120-123], [410-412], [416]
Restriction, [92-96]
Service, [167-173], [185-189], [200], [202]
Nearing, Scott, [289]
Nebraska:
Immigrants
Political privilege, [5], [217]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Netherlands:
Right to renounce citizenship, [55]
New Brunswick, New Jersey:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
New Hampshire:
Naturalization denials, [93]
New Jersey:
Naturalization cases, [92-100]
Naturalization denials, [126]
New Mexico:
Naturalization denials, [126]
New York:
Assembly, [29], [401]
Immigration commissioner, [164]
Naturalization laws, [71], [73]
New York City:
Delays in naturalization courts, [163]
Foreign-born vote, [347-354]
Merchants Association, [413]
Naturalization in, [20]
Courts, [227]
Study, [227-254],
Division offices, [89]
Nicaragua:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Nonpartisan League, [397-401]
North Carolina:
Declaration of intention cases, [97]
Naturalization denials, [126]
North Dakota:
Immigrants
Political privilege, [5]
Norwegians:
Immigrants, [19], [25]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Naturalized, [206]
Norwich, Connecticut:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
O
Occupation:
Petitioners, [250-252], [434]
Oregon:
Alien suffrage, [5], [217]
Naturalization denials, [126]
Organization of Brewery Workers and Miners, [402]
Owen, Robert, [378]
P
Paterson, New Jersey:
Naturalization courts, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Pennsylvania:
Naturalization laws, [70]
Declaration of intention cases, [97]
Persia:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
“Personal equation”
In naturalization, [143-196]
Peru:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Petitioners:
Naturalization
Married, [247], [304]
Statistics on, [225-254], [429-434]
Types, [289-291]
Petitions:
Naturalization
Compared with declaration of intention, [218-224]
Examination of, [225-254]
Filed, [201]
Philadelphia:
Naturalization division, [89]
Piggott, F. I., [47]
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
Naturalization division, [89]
Pleydell, A. C., [374]
Polish:
Vote in Cleveland, [358]
Political:
Admission, [1]
Americanization, [37-39]
Clubs, [33-37]
Corruption, [2], [24-25], [341-345]
Frauds, [29]
Immigrant influence, [339-340]
Indifference, [320]
Interest
In England, [24]
Issue, [23]
Participation
Immigrants, [2-3], [21-25], [296-334], [335-376]
Parties, [21-25], [31], [354], [377], [380-391], [393]
Rights, [5]
Political society:
Roots of, [42-43]
Politicians:
Interest in humanity, [33-35]
Interest in immigrants, [31-33]
Labor vote, [335]
Population:
Foreign born, [2]
Grand Rapids, Michigan, [367]
Increase, [5]
Port Huron, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Portland, Oregon:
Naturalization courts, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Porto Ricans:
Naturalization, [94]
Portuguese:
Immigrants, [198]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Presidents of United States:
Naturalization discussion, [77-80]
Progressive, [354]
Publications:
English
Better Times, [422]
Outlook, [345]
Popular Science, [348]
German, [388]
Socialist
Appeal to Reason, [381]
Foreign language, [381]
Milwaukee Leader, [380]
National Rip-Saw, [381]
New York Call, [380]
Purdy, Milton D., [81]
R
Race:
Comparison
Old and new, [204-217]
Distribution
By age at arrival, [244-247]
By citizenship, [228-232]
By denials, [223-236]
Interval comparisons, [236-241], [243]
Naturalization restrictions, [92-96], [264-265]
Radicalism:
Movement
Foreign born, [377-409]
Registration (War), [267-273]
Republican:
German, [24-25]
Residence:
Factor
Earning power, [215-217]
Naturalization, [124-126], [126-135], [208-214]
Stability, [247-250]
Rhode Island:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Ripley, George, [379]
Robinson, Helen Ring, [326]
Rochester, New York:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Rome:
Classification of alien, [4]
Romen, A., [59]
Roosevelt, Theodore, [viii], [80]
Ross, Edward A., [212]
Rumanian:
Immigrants, [197]
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Russians:
Expatriation rights, [54]
Immigrants, [19-20], [197], [231]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Vote in New York City, [352-353]
S
St. Louis, Missouri:
Naturalization division offices, [89], [107]
St. Paul, Minnesota:
Naturalization division, offices, [89]
Saginaw, Michigan:
Women registrants, [368]
Sailors:
Naturalization, [77], [228]
Salvador:
Naturalization treaties, [56]
San Francisco, California:
Naturalization division offices, [89]
Scandinavian:
Immigrants, [197], [205]
Socialist, [384]
Schools, Public:
Citizenship enrollment, [321-323]
Factor in reaching women, [328-329]
Relation with Bureau of Naturalization, [204]
Scotch:
Naturalized, [206]
Seattle, Washington:
Naturalization, [227]
Court Study, [227-254]
Division, [89]
Serbian:
Jus Sanguinis, [44]
Right to renounce citizenship, [55]
Seward, William H., [25]
Sex:
Citizenship relation, [62-63]
Single Tax, [377], [393]
Skidmore, Thomas, [379]
Slavs:
Socialist, [384]
Slovaks:
Socialist, [384]
Socialism:
Definition, [379-380]
History, [401-402]
Influence, German, [387-390]
Influence, Jewish, [390-391]
Members, [381-382]
Press, [380-381]
Racial composites, [383-385]
Vote, [385-387]
War effects, [391-393]
Work with labor, [402]
Social workers, [195]
Soldiers:
Alien, [257]
Naturalization of, [5], [217]
South Carolina:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Naturalization laws, [70]
South Dakota:
Immigrants (Unnaturalized)
Political privilege, [5], [217]
Sovereigns of industry, [402]
Spanish:
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Speek, Peter A., [395]
Stokes, Elizabeth King, [xxiv]
Sturges, Merton A., [422-425]
Suffrage:
Alien, [5], [217-218]
Rights
In American colonies, [73]
Women, [303-304], [314-315]
Swedish:
Immigrants, [19], [25]
Naturalization, [205-206]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Naturalization treaties, [56]
Switzerland:
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
Right to renounce citizenship, [55]
Syria:
Naturalization of, [205]
T
Taylor, Graham, [371]
Texas:
Immigrants
Political privileges, [5], [217]
Thiesing, I. H., [59]
Thompson, F. B., [193]
Traverse City, Michigan:
Women registered, [368]
Troy, New York:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Turkey:
Expatriation rights
Denial, [54]
Jus Sanguinis, [45]
Jus Solis, [45]
U
United States Census, [288]
United States Department of War:
Report of, [256], [267-269], [271-276], [278-280], [282], [285]
United States Immigration Commission, [207-209], [211], [215-216], [220]
Uruguay:
Naturalization treaties, [55]
Utah:
Naturalization denials, [126]
V
Van Buren, Martin, [70]
Van Deusen, A. C., [81]
Vermont:
Naturalization denials, [126]
Virginia:
Naturalization laws, [71-73]
Voll, John A., [viii]
Votes:
Foreign born, [33]
Action of, [335-376]

Derivative, [302], [317-318]
Influence on politics, [2]
Socialist, [385-387]
W
Warne, Frank J., [18], [19], [20]
Wars:
Civil, [15], [20], [76]
Mexican, [16]
Revolutionary, [15]
Spanish, [16], [92]
World, [6], [13], [14], [16], [32], [40], [61], [68], [177], [195], [227], [255], [299], [354], [384], [391-393]
1812, [15], [57], [76]
Washington, D. C.:
Naturalization division, [89]
Washington, George, [73]
Waterman, T. T., [xxiii]
Weatherly, Ulysses G., [11], [13], [286]
Weiss, Andrew, [47]
Welsh:
Naturalized, [206]
Whitehouse, Visa Boardman, [325]
White Plains, New York:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Williams, Talcott, [viii]
Wilson, William B., [183]
Wisconsin:
Comparison of declaration to petitions, [223]
Naturalization denial, [126]
Wise, I. M., [375]
Witness:
Deposition, [133-135]
Incompetent, [126-133]
Women:
Citizenship, [62-63]
Foreign born
In politics, [296-334]
Registered in Michigan, [368]
Without country, [38], [63], [64]
Worcester, Massachusetts:
Naturalization court, [227]
Study, [227-254]
Working Men’s Party, [402]

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