The Bearings, Vol 9, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The Bearings Publishing Co. wins the LAW contract to produce a new weekly paper called the L.A.W. Bulletin, to be distributed free to all members, with six pages of official League content and the rest devoted to cycling news — trade topics entirely excluded — backed by a $30,000 bond.
- p. 1
E.A. Lamb is appointed Stanley Club show secretary succeeding Jack Dring, the Lady Cyclists' Association holds a successful social evening at Queen's Hall, and A.J. Wilson leaves the London management of the Pneumatic Tire Co. to manage advertising for Dunlop and associated companies.
- p. 1
Chicago wheelmen organise to defeat Alderman Pothoff of the Twentieth Ward at his re-election bid, after he presented an anti-cyclist ordinance to the city council the previous year.
- p. 2
W.W. Watts declines two LAW committee chairmanships offered by President Luscomb, while the Kentucky division launches a membership drive by mailing circulars to every known cyclist in the state after the Louisville assembly's passage of the white-only amendment.