The Bearings, Vol 9, No 7
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The LAW executive committee fires Good Roads editor Isaac B. Potter and appoints Sterling Elliott at $2,000 per year, while discovering the League's actual outstanding debts are nearly $10,000 rather than the $1,500 figure quoted at the National Assembly.
- p. 1
Potter says his contract runs until November, that the League owes him $2,600, and that he will sue to hold the League to the letter of the agreement, though he does not blame the new executive committee members personally.
- p. 1
The Badger Racing Club is formed at the home of W.C. Wegner, limited to twelve members all with records of 2:30 or better, with the fastest four to be sent to the Denver meet; Walter Sanger's brother Willie is among the founding members.
- p. 2
Second Vice-President Perkins is the source behind a Boston paper's story that Good Roads has been temporarily suspended; Potter publishes a denial from New York, with the LAW contract to publish the magazine being transferred to the Wheelman Company of Boston.