Which Olympic Games did Charles Jewtraw win his gold medal?

Charles Jewtraw won his gold medal at the 1924 Chamonix Winter Olympics. This was the first Winter Olympics, and Jewtraw made history by winning the gold medal in the 500-meter speed skating event. His performance at these Games marked a significant achievement not only for him but also for the sport of speed skating, as it helped to establish the Winter Olympics as a major international sporting event. The Chamonix Games focused on winter sports, in contrast to the other choices, which refer to Summer Olympics or Olympic events in different contexts. Jewtraw's legacy continues as a notable figure in Olympic history.