CTC Gazette, Vol 1908, No 11
Articles in this issue
- The editor explains why this issue is unusually thin on touring articles, citing the demands of reporting on the Club's general election of councillors and various official meetings.
- A Llanberis cycle agent is exposed for supplying a fake Dunlop tyre guaranteed as genuine, offering minimal compensation when the cover failed after only three miles.
- A Croydon magistrate twice refused to grant a summons against a dog-owner whose animal bit a cycling lady member, apparently due to local prejudice and the owner's position as a town councillor.
- Division-by-division table of candidates for the restructured Council, with each division's membership, councillors, nominations received and attendance record, followed by the proposers and seconders of every nomination; no contest in eleven divisions and six nomination papers invalid.
- An article lamenting the failure of many cyclists to support and participate in organisations that defend their rights on the road.
- Full schedule of nominations for the restructured council, which has been reduced from 66 to 30 members with all councillors now directly elected by the membership.
- Notice of and report from a special general meeting held in Liverpool to resolve the amount of pension to be awarded to the Club's former secretary Mr. E. R. Shipton.
- Report of the half-yearly general meeting, covering the confirmation of council reforms, danger board policy, and a new club affiliation scheme for cycling clubs.
- News and reports from CTC district associations across the country, including meeting dates and local activities.
- The month's roster of candidates for C.T.C. membership, name and address for each, listed by county from Bedfordshire to Yorkshire and then Glamorganshire, Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, Dublin, Foreign (General), France, Germany and the United States.