RS Series II

Roderick Seidenberg/ Mabel Dwight (RS)

Series II. Conscientious Objector Period, 1918-1920

Box 1. General
Charge Sheet -1918
Correspondence Inventory
Record of Trial - Court Martial, 1918
Result of Trial - 1918
Rules & Regulations - U.S. Discipline Barracks, 1918
Democracy in America Bookplate
Dishonorable Discharge - 1919
Suppressed Desire - Seidenberg Performance, 1920
Transportation Letter -1920
Appeal to Business Men for Contributions
C.O. Letter of Conditions - 1918
"How Leavenworth Got Its Objectors," New York Times, April 1919
Open Letter to C.O.s - Lewis Pidgeon
Evan W. Thomas - Newspaper articles on Conscientious Objectors
Correspondence from fellow C.O.s - 1924-1970

Box 2. Roderick Seidenberg Correspondence
[Majority of the correspondence is between Seidenberg & Dwight]
Fragments - not dated
Letters - not dated
1918 [not able to distinguish precise date]
January, April-December 1918
January-September, November-December 1919
January-May 1920

Box 3. Mable Dwight Correspondence
[Majority of the correspondence is between Dwight & Seidenberg]
July-December 1918
January-December 1919
January-May 1920

Box 4. General Correspondence
--, Mutch
Bloch, Eugene
Frank, Waldo
Hess, Maurice A.
Kent, Rockwell
Lane, Winthrope
Leeds, Arthur S.
Leeds, Polly
Lunde, Erling M.
Lunde, Laura
M--, Edward
Morris, Lloyd
Mt. Vernon "Community"
Seidenberg, Armin
Seidenberg, Herbert
Stokes, Henry
Thomas, Evan W.
Wortsman, Jacob
Wuppermann, Carlos
Wuppermann, Josephine
Zigrosser, Carl
Zigrosser, Florence

Box 5. Seidenberg Correspondence, 1918-1920
Original Letters - Fire Damaged - Restricted

Box 6. Dwight Correspondence, 1918
Original Letters - Fire Damaged - Restricted

Box 7. Dwight Correspondence, 1919-1920
Original Letters - Fire Damaged - Restricted