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Petition for Naturalization — Emilio Squitiere, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, July 1919 (No. 32771)
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Petition
Petitioner: Emilio Squitiere
Residence: 324 W. Lancaster Ave., Wayne, Penna.; occupation: Tailor
Born: 24 Sept 1895, Sarno, Italy
Emigration, port and vessel: blank on the petition
Declaration of intention: none (petition filed under the 7th subdivision, Sec. 1, Act of Congress approved May 9, 1918, amending Sec. 4, Act of June 29, 1906)
Marital status: not married; no wife or children listed
Military service (written in the children lines): End [Enlisted] U.S.A. July 18, 1918; Disch. [Discharged] July 1, 1919
Allegiance renounced: Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy
Continuous U.S. residence stated since 10 Sept 1903 and in Pennsylvania since the same date
No previous petition for citizenship
Declaration of Intention No.: none; petition filed 16 July 1919; signed Emilio Squitiere
Witnesses (affidavits)
Frank Felici, tailor, 1630 S. 19th St., Philadelphia
Salvatore Pirolo, occupation "Cotton Mfr." [?], 1512 S. 3rd St., Philadelphia
Both state they have known Emilio Squitiere in the U.S. continuously since 1 July 1914.
Sworn before L. [?] S. Daub, Deputy Clerk, 16 July 1919