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Cable, John L., 87 , 89 , 94 -95, 98 n41, 104 -5, 106 n60, 165 , 168 -69, 213 , 222 , 229 , 230

Cable Act: amendments to, 165 -71, 165 -66n24, 197 , 215 -16, 218 n60, 222 , 227 , 229

Congressional support for, 105 -6

debate on revised Cable bill, 93 -96

and denaturalization, 134 -35

different versions of bill, 89 -91, 93 -96

and dual citizenship, 101 , 102 -3, 196

effectiveness and impact of, 108 -12, 148 -50, 157 -63

and expatriation policy during interwar years, 98 n41, 143 -49, 166 -67

and immigration regulations, 117 -19, 118 n11, 124 , 126 -27, 131 , 133 -35

impact of, on foreign women, 158 -63

international implications of, 108 -9

and Labor Department, 103 -5, 133 , 137 n63, 166 -67

legal responses to, 106 -8, 123

Lemons's study of, 3

and marital expatriation, 143 -49, 166 -67

media reactions to, 96 -97, 111

passage of, 7 , 96 -97, 105

provisions of, 9 , 97 -102, 142 -43

and repatriation, 100 -101, 105 , 134 -44, 159 -60, 166 , 169 , 184 -85

residency requirements in, 98 -99, 101 -2, 105 , 133 , 144 -48, 166 , 216

restrictive nature of, 100 -101

and Shelley case, 184 , 187 , 188 , 190 , 191

and State Department, 101 , 102 -3, 102 n48, 106 , 109 , 144 -45, 146 -47n91, 196

women's response to, 109 -12, 133 -34, 164

See also Independent citizenship; Nationality-rights movement

Campbell, J. Maud, 50

Carnegie Corporation, 108

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 205 n21

Carr, Wilbur, 178 -79, 179 n55, 230 -31

Castle, William, 179 n55, 231 n

Catt, Carrie Chapman, 48 , 49 , 191 , 191 n95

Central Conference of American Rabbis, 180

Chan Shee et al., Ex parte,126 n31

Chang Chan, Wong Hung Kay, Yee Sin Jung et al. v. Nagle,127 -28, 127 n37

Cheung Sum Shee et al., Ex parte,126 , 126 nn31-32, 127

Cheung Sum Shee et al. v. Nagle,126 n32

Children's citizenship: and deportation of children, 226 n77

and Expatriation Act of 1907, 35 n44, 241 n121

and National League of Women Voters (NLWV), 229 , 236 n105, 240

native-born children of undocumented aliens, 242 n122

and Naturalization Act of 1855, 19

1934 legislation on, 241 -42, 241 n121

in nineteenth century, 17 -19, 26 n30

not transferred through mother's citizenship, 168 ,


283

171

in other countries, 209 n32

and residency requirement, 35 n44, 39

State Department's concerns over, 208 -9, 225 -27, 230 -31, 236 , 238 , 238 -39n112

statistics on foreign- versus native-born father or mother, 225 n76

through father's citizenship, 39 , 209 n32, 226 n78

through mother's citizenship, 84 , 84 n11, 209 n32

Chinese immigrants, 29 -31, 30 n31, 114 , 124 -28, 137 , 228

Chiu Shee, Ex parte,125 n29

Christian Science Monitor,97

Chung Fook v. White,37 n51, 126 n31

Chung Funk v. White,37 n51

Citizen Wives Organization (CWO), 174 -83, 178 n51, 179 n55, 186 , 193 , 194 , 254

Citizenship: definition of, in Fourteenth Amendment, 18

desertion from armed forces during war and loss of, 136 , 136 n62

dual citizenship, 26 -27, 26 n21, 101 , 102 -3, 192 -93, 196

equalitarian versus communitarian views of, 11 -14, 11 -12nn9-10, 253

feminist citizenship, 252 -56

and individualism, 11 -14, 11 -12nn9-10

and jus sanguinis,18 , 84 , 208 , 230 , 239 n112

and jus soli,18 , 208

Marshall on political citizenship, 254 , 254 n23

pre- and postsuffrage images of model woman citizen, 178 -79, 250

and "republican motherhood," 12 -13, 95 , 252

residency requirements for, 25 -29, 26 n20, 57 -60, 98 -99

volitional citizenship, 110 , 110 n, 112

of widows and divorcees, 1 -2, 27 -29, 116 , 116 n7, 172 -74

See also Cable Act; Children's citizenship; Independent citizenship; International perspectives; Nationality-rights movement

Citizenship Training Division, Bureau of Naturalization, 54 -55

Citizenship-training programs, 48 -49, 51 -55, 91 n28, 164 , 165

Clark, J. Reuben, 238 n110

Comitis v. Parkerson et al.,58 n37

Commerce and Labor Department, 34 , 37

See also Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization; Labor Department

Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement, 181

Conference of American States (Lima conference), 246 -47, 247 n9

Conference of American States (Montevideo conference), 203 , 233 -38, 238 n110

Congress. See headings beginning with House and Senate; specific laws

Congressional Union (CU), 152

Conscientious objectors, 183 -87, 186 n73, 193

Consuls, 181 , 182 n62

Coolidge, Calvin, 131 -32, 136 n62

Copeland, Royal, 168 , 232 , 241

Copeland-Jenkins Act, 132 -33, 132 n51, 173

Cott, Lebaron, 102

Cott, Nancy, 11 , 153

Cotton, Joseph, 207 n28, 208 , 210 , 212 , 213

Coverture doctrine, 5 , 17 , 19 , 56

Coxe, Alfred C., 38 -39

Crane, Lucius, 147

Crist, Raymond, 55 , 228 , 239

CU. See Congressional Union (CU)

CWO. See Citizen Wives Organization (CWO)


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