United States v. Kamm
District Court, E.D. Wisconsin
Petitions by the United States against Hans Kamm, Tador Grahl, and Frank Thomas to annul and vacate certificates of naturalization issued to the several defendants, which proceedings were consolidated.
1Opinion of the Court
GEIGER, District. Judge.
These three cases were argued at the same time, and by formal, though not written, stipulation of counsel in open court, are to be decided as involving uncontroverted facts presenting identity of legal questions.
The defendants, on and prior to April 6, 1917, were subjects of the Imperial German government. They resided in different judicial circuits of the state of Wisconsin, and prior to the date mentioned each had filed in the circuit court of the county of his residence a petition seeking naturalization as a citizen of the United States. The good character, the…
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