John M. Voshell

John M. Voshell worked in the film industry during the silent era, contributing to the craft of screenwriting. Voshell is credited with writing the screenplay for Enemies of Children, a 1923 feature film. The work reflects the storytelling techniques and narrative structures common to early cinema, where screenplays often served as blueprints for visual storytelling without the aid of synchronized dialogue.

Little else is documented about Voshell’s career or personal background in available records. The single verified credit suggests involvement in a production that addressed social or moral themes, a frequent subject in films of that period. The film’s title implies a narrative centered on conflict or adversity, likely intended for dramatic effect within the constraints of early 20th-ce…