Biography
Chandler Owen co-edited The Messenger with A. Philip Randolph. A March 19, 1921 letter from the editors, reproduced in Frederick G. Detweiler’s 1922 study, reports that officials arrested them in Cleveland on August 4, 1918 after a speaking engagement involving the magazine’s satirical antiwar article. The editors stated that they spent two and a half days in jail. Exact physical custody endpoints and the individual final disposition are not established by this account.
Chandler Owen co-edited The Messenger with A. Philip Randolph. A March 19, 1921 letter from the editors, reproduced in Frederick G. Detweiler’s 1922 study, reports that officials arrested them in Cleveland on August 4, 1918 after a speaking engagement involving the magazine’s satirical antiwar article. The editors stated that they spent two and a half days in jail. Exact physical custody endpoints and the individual final disposition are not established by this account.
Historical record; unknown custody endpoints remain blank.
