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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1919

Page

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Better Housing League hits back at Dabney attack

Bleen­er Marquette of the Better Housing League defends the group against W P Dabney of the Union Cincinnati, denying insinuations about a colored housing advocate and detailing conditions in several McAllister Street properties. She names case facts, policies, and board members while urging readers to verify the claims themselves.

M. E. Wilson Welfare Bureau United States Ordinance South Lebanon Wilson East End D. Clay West End Mohawk-Brighton Lawrence Velkier National Housing Association McAllister Street Sol. Rosenbaum Roserbaum Housing Bureau of the Building Department McAllister #reet France Mrs. Wilson Better Housing League Cincinnat

Dabney Defends Housing Amid Colored Tenant Controversy

In a loaded exchange, Dabney challenges claims about his tenants and the Better Housing League, detailing a private dispute with Sol Rosenbaum over property sale and condemnation plans. He portrays himself as a dedicated landlord supporting colored tenants and criticizes Marquette’s defense of his agent, urging fairness amid racial tensions and financial strain.

Mr. Rosenbaum Bleecker Marquette Rosenbaum Dabney Dumas Canada Bleeker Marquette Marquette

Father Kills Baby in Detroit Home

Detroit police report William McKinley Argo confessed to murdering his ten month old child at their Michigan Avenue home. He said anger caused him to grab the infant by the heels and dash its head against a bed. The mother Gladys Argo is held as a witness. The Argo family recently moved from Nashville, Tennessee.

Detroit Mich William McKinley Argo Michigan Avene Argo Gladys Argo Nashville Tenn Enquirer

White man accused in assault on woman and fleeing the scene

A white gentleman struck a woman with a club, felling her to the earth, then fled. He was reportedly preparing to assault another woman. The paper notes scant publicity, hinting the motive may be racial or tied to the Firemen's strike.

Do Our Dead Come Back Spiritism Lecture Opens Bible Gate

Thos E. Banks speaks at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday April 27 at 3 PM about whether the dead return and if they talk to loved ones. He debunks medium talk and offers comfort, presenting Spiritism exposed. Free, no collection, under the International Bible Students Association.

Thos E. Banks Knights of Honor Hall The International Bible Students Association

Renovation Spend For New Sterling Hotel Tops Fifteen Thousand

Over $15,000 was spent by Colonel Michelson last week on equipment for the New Sterling Hotel. The four bridal chambers will be dreams of loveliness as renovation work proceeds rapidly. Barber Shop and Restaurant departments remain open for the right people. Now is the time to act.

Michelson Sterling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bleener Marquette, Esq W. P. Dabney the Union Cincinnati Union Alfred Bettman Myers Y. Cooper George D. Crabbs Courtenay Dinwiddie Walter A. Draper A. O. Elzner Wm. C. Ewing Max Senior Walter S. Schmwii Tyler Field Fred A. Geier Frank P. Goodwin Max Hirsch W. A. Julian Simon A Kuhn Julian A Pollak Charles Rockhill James Wilson Joseph Reiner Yours Truly Montesquieu McAllister St Tommorrow David Davis Davis Sol Rosenbaum Amoother United States Thos. E. Banks
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