TABLE OF CASES

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Anthony v. United States (11 Blanchford 200; 24 Fed. 829)
Arabs (7 Fed. (2d) 728 (ineligible)).
Attyah, in re (14 Fed. (2d) 323) -

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Beck v. McGillis (9 Barb. (N. Y.) 35; 10 op. Atty. Gen. 321) -
Burmese (28 N. Y. S. 383) ineligible...

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16

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Chang Chan v. Nagle (268 U. S. 346)
Colorossi, in re (292 Fed. 862).
Comitis v. Parkerson (56 Fed. 556)
Cummings v. Priest (16 Wend. (N. Y.) 617).

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Detroit v. Pequinot (16 Fed. 211) -
Dupont v. Shanks (3 Pet. (U. S.) 242; 12 op. Atty. Gen. 7).

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Langtry, in re (31 Fed. 879)--
Lawson, Wm. Č. v. Owen, Ruth Bryan (Rept. No. 968).
Leonard v. Grant (5 Fed. 11)-

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Mackenzie v. Hare (239 U. S. 299)..
Marshall, Louise Gehring, case: Memorandum, Office of Solicitor, De-

partment of State, January 24, 1925.
Mick v. Mick (10 Wend. (N. Y.) 379) -
Minor v. Happersett (88 U. S. (7 Wall.) 162) -
Moore v. Ruckgaber (104 Fed. 947).

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McGillis v. Beck (9 Barb. (N. Y.) 35; 10 op. Atty. Gen. 321)..

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Osborn v. United States Bank (22 U. S. 737)-
Owen v. Kelly (7 Wallace (U. S.) 496) ---
Owen, Ruth Bryan v. Lawson, Wm. Ć. (Rept. No. 968) -

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Shanks v. Dupont (3 Pet. (U. 8.) 242; 12 op. Atty. Gen.) 7.---

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Act of:

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February 2, 1855.

43
February 10, 1855_

43
April 19, 1866.

43
July 27, 1868.

64
Parliament, August 6, 1844.

12
March 2, 1907.--

20
September 22, 1922. See Women's independent Citizenship Act,

1922.
July 3, 1930.

46
March 3, 1931

58
Addams, Jane.

37
Affidavit in lieu of passport.

34
Alaska, residence..

36
Alien:
Civil-service examination.

26
Ineligible for naturalization, American woman married to.

37, 39
Marriage to.

13, 16, 20, 22, 35, 38
Citizenship loss. See Expatriation.
Discrimination against American women married to aliens re-
moved.

39
Expatriation. See Expatriation.
Citizenship retained..

39
Foreign residence..

14, 18, 34, 37
Passport.

35
Real estate.

26
Naturalization. See Naturalization.
Occupations and professions-

26
Office holding -
Real estate
Return visa to United States -

35
Vote.

20
Enemy, World War..

23
Enemy, expatriated American woman.

23
Enemy, workmen's compensation..

28
Husband, refusing to petition naturalization, wife must remain alien. 25
Married woman, naturalized on own petition..

14
Property, recovery upon repatriation.

24
Property, seizure ---

23
Wife of naturalized citizen.

15
Wife of naturalized citizen, naturalization.

15
Woman, married to American.

15
Woman, married to American, naturalization. See Naturalization,

shortened process.
Woman, naturalization right, not denied because husband not citizen. 39
Woman, petition for naturalization...

39
Alten, Augusta Louise de Haven..

22
Ambassadors, children of. See Children, of foreign diplomatic representa-

tives.
American Association of University Women...

27, 66
American colonies, subordination of married women.

9
American Federation of Labor.--.

36
American Home Economics Association.

36
Anthony, Susan B., trial,

9, 10
Arabians, citizenship ineligibility

9, 10, 11
Arizona, grants equal suffrage-

11
Austria.

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26

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Cable, John L.

28, 36, 38
Cable Act. See Women's Independent Citizenship Act, 1922.
Caldwell, John..

11
California, grants equal suffrage

11
Canada, subject of, marriage to.

11
Cecil, Sir John F.

31
Children:
Born abroad, American father.

11
Of foreign diplomatic representatives, born in United States, not
citizenship of United States..

11
Of naturalized alien man.

11
Chinese:
Citizenship ineligibility

16
In United States.

38
Christman, Elizabeth...

36
Citizens, becoming naturalized citizens of other countries, recognized by
United States.

19
Citizens of Great Britain, becoming citizens of United States, recognized
by treaty--

19
Citizenship:
Acquiring

11
Alien wife.

11
Automatic.

15
By birth..

11
By birth, women.

11
By marriage

15
By marriage to native-born American

15
By marriage to naturalized citizen..

15
By naturalization.

11
Change of, by husband..

26
Children born abroad, of American father.

11
Compact between individual and sovereign.

14
Independent.--
Independent, common law-

12
Independent, early fight for.

25
Independent, faults of women's independent citizenship act.

34
Independent, passage of bill..

28
Jure soli. See Citizenship, by birth.
Limitation of power of Congress. -

24
Loss of. See Expatriation.
Loss of, marriage to alien. See Expatriation.
Loss of, not incurred by marriage to alien..

29
Married women, inadequacy of laws.--

34
Of children. See Children, citizenship.
Power of Congress to confer...

21
Power of Congress to deprive.

21
Renunciation, formal, American women.

30
Renunciation by woman residing outside United States

30
Restoration upon renewed citizenship, repatriation. See Repatriation.
Restoration upon renewed residence.

19
Resumption by former American women, special act of Congress

19
Resumption of. See also Repatriation.
Separate. See Citizenship, independent.
State and national, voting requirement.-

10
State v. citizenship, United States..

10
State governments -

10
Termination of.

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29, 39