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Excerpts from the diary of Julius Eichel
Julius Eichel's journal entries about CO detention in 1918
Diary of Julius Eichel, 1918
Julius describes conditions at Camp Upton, refusal of innoculations and vaccinations, detention of many C.O.s in camp guardhouse, being court-martialed, etc.
Letter March 15, 1920 from David Eichel to Parents
David is grateful to family for supporting his conscientious objection and discusses plans for return home
Letter January 30, 1920 from David Eichel to Parents
David gives account of Julius's departure from the camp and his solitude afterward
Letter January 20, 1920 from David Eichel to Parents
General Pershing's visit to Ft. Douglas
Letter September 1, 1918 from David Eichel to Phil [Eichel]
Letter to brother giving updates on conditions at Fort Riley
Letter July 18, 1918 from David Eichel to ___ Langman
Letter regarding detention as C.O.
Letter August 16, 1918 from David Eichel to ____ Langman
Letter regarding treatment of categories of C.O.
Letter October 1, 1918 from David Eichel to Anna ____
Letters reporting on conditions at Camp Funston, Kansas
Letter January 1, 1920 from E.T. Frankel to David Eichel
1 letter from E.T. Frankel to David Eichel and a partial response from David, regarding C.O. detention and the new year
Executive Office
remittance order for William Kantor re: his prison sentence
Dishonorable Discharge from the Army of the United States
Dishonorable discharge for William Kantor signed by J. B. McDonald, Colonel Cavalry, Alcatraz, California,
Form No. 167. Articles Deposited in Executive Office.
Form reporting William Kantor's belongings