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Americans by Choice

by John Palmer Gavit

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1. Immigration from Ireland and Germany Each Year, 1820–1840 22
2. Aliens Naturalized 1856–1867 in two Courts in New York City 26
3. Applicants for Naturalization in Supreme Court, New York City in October, 1868 28
4. Number of Replies from Judges in Each District 149
5. Appropriation for the Naturalization Service for each fiscal year, 1908–1919 185
6. Receipts from Naturalization fees and disbursements, 1907–1920 190
7. Number of Declarations of Intention and Petitions for Naturalization issued, 1907–1920 201
8. Per Cent that fully Naturalized Male Employees are of Total Male Employees who were twenty-one years of age and over at Time of Coming and who have been in the United States ten years or over, compared with the per cent that Male Employees in the United States ten years or over are of those here five years and over, by race 207
9. Per Cent of Foreign Born Male Employees Reporting Citizenship who have been in the United States each specified period of years, by race 209
10. Present Political Condition of Foreign Born Male Employees who have been in the United States five years or over and who were twenty-one years of age at time of coming, by race 211
11. Average weekly earnings of male employees, by race and specified industries 216
12. Per Cent of Foreign Born of Voting Age having First Papers and also per cent in states Permitting Aliens to Vote on first papers, compared with certain states not Permitting Aliens to Vote on first papers for 1900 and 1910 218
13. Number of Declarations filed each year 1908–1912 with Average Number and Ratio of Petitions consummating in five-year period ending each year 220
14. Yearly Number of Declarations Filed 1908–1912 and Number of final Petitions for Naturalization Assumed to have been based upon those Declarations 221
15. Ratio of Declarations of Intention to Petition for Naturalization by States 223
16. Comparison by Races of (1) Naturalization Petitioners Studied, (2) Unnaturalized Males twenty-one years of age or over in nine cities and in the country as a whole, in 1910 229
17. Comparison of Causes of Denial for the years 1908–1918 and 1913–1914 232
18. Racial Distribution of Petitioners Denied 1913–1914, and the Per Cent Denials for six Principal Causes 233
19. Per Cent of Denials due to “Immoral Character,” by Race 235
20. Per Cent of Denials due to “Ignorance,” by Race 236
21. Average Time Elapsing between Arrival and Declaration of Intention; between Declaration and Petition and between Petition and Naturalization 237
22. Average Interval before filing Petition after Attainment of twenty-one years, for those arriving at ages, 1–14, by Race 239
23. Average Interval before filing Petition after Arrival at Ages 16–20, by Race 240
24. Average Interval before filing Petition after Arrival at Ages twenty-one or over, by Race 241
25. Number and Per cent of Petitioners for three age groups 242
26. Racial Distribution of Petitioners for the age periods “over twenty-one” “15–20” and “1–14”246
27. Number of Declarations made in “Other” States 249
28. Principal Occupations Represented in Petitions for Naturalizations filed in seven Cities 1913–1914, ratio between Number of Petitioners and total of Foreign Born White Males in those Occupations in those Cities in 1910 251
29. Number and Per Cent of Petitioners in Each Occupation 252
30. Allegiance of Aliens Registered under the Selective Service Act 268
31. Fitness for Service of Alien Registrants 269
32. Neutrals withdrawing from the Service 273
33. Diplomatic Requests for Discharge of and Total Registration of Aliens by Country of Birth 277
34. Comparison of Reported Desertions of Alien and Citizen Registrants 281
35. Years in which full and partial Suffrage was Granted to Women, by States 303
36. Maximum Enrollment in Citizenship and English classes, in United States in 1919 322
37. Per Cent of New York City Vote Cast for McCall in 1913, Dix in 1910 by Voters of Native Parentage 350
38. Per Cent of New York City Vote Cast for McCall in 1913, Dix in 1910 by Russians and Austrians 350
39. Per Cent of New York City Vote Cast for McCall in 1913, Dix in 1910 by the Irish 351
40. Per Cent of New York City Vote Cast for McCall in 1913, Dix in 1910 by Germans 352
41. Per Cent of New York City Vote Cast for McCall in 1913, Dix in 1910 by Italians 352
42. Per Cent of Socialist Vote in New York City in 1910 and 1913 by Nationality 353
43. Distribution of Dominant Nationality in ninety-two precincts in Cleveland 358
44. Distribution of Democratic and Republican Votes in Cleveland in 1913–1915 among Certain Racial Groups 361
45. Per Cent of Certain Races Exercising Second and Third Choice 362
46. Vote Cast in precincts of Varying Racial Make-up in Three Wards of Grand Rapids, 1918, 1919 366
47. Per Cent of Women Registered in thirteen Michigan cities 368
48. Number of Socialists paying dues each year from 1903 to 1915 382
49. Ranks of Race Groups in Relative Socialist Strength 384
50. Socialist Vote for President from 1880 to 1898 385
51. The Socialist Vote for President by States from 1900 to 1920 386
52. Per Cent Circulation of the German Press in nine states 388
53. Socialist Vote for President in nine states from 1900 to 1916 389
54. Membership of the Nonpartisan League by states in December, 1918 398
55. Distribution of Petitions Studied, by Courts 429
56. Sex and Marital Condition of Petitioners 430
57. Petitioners’ Children Under twenty-one years of age 431
58. Age of Petitioners at Arrival and Time Elapsing between twenty-one years of age (or later arrival) and Petition, 1913–1914 432
59. Number and Per Cent of Petitions Denied for each Cause, by CourtsFacing 432
60. Number of Petitions Denied for each Cause, by Country of BirthFacing 432
61. Distribution of Petitioners, by Country of Birth and CourtsFacing 432
62. Distribution of Petitioners, Length of Time from Arrival to Petition, by Country of BirthFacing 432
63. Distribution of Petitions, by Occupation and Courts 433
64. Average Number of Years from Date of Arrival to Date of Petition, by Occupation 434
65. Number of Petitioners, by Country of Birth and OccupationFacing 434
66. Ratio between Naturalization Petitions filed in 1913–1914 and Total Foreign Born White Males ten years of age and over in 1910, by Occupation for seven citiesFacing 434

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