In re Trum
District Court, W.D. Missouri
In the matter of the petition of William Trum to be admitted as a citizen of the United States.
1Opinion of the Court
VAN VAUKEN.BURGH, District Judge.
February 6, 1912, the applicant, William Trum, filed his petition for naturalization in the United States District Court at Kansas City, Mo. The petition was verified by Herman Trum, saloonkeeper, and John Trum, a retired saloonkeeper. Therein Mr. Trum declared on oath that his occupation was that of clerk. The investigation made in his case showed that he was at the time of the filing of his petition, and is now, a bartender for his witness, Herman Trum.
This petition came on for hearing July 1, 1912, when its dismissal was moved by the United States on the…
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