The Wheel, Vol 11, No 24
Articles in this issue
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The editor apologizes for a slight shortfall in this issue's standard quality due to an unavoidable business trip to Boston, and announces plans to open a lawn tennis department beginning with the next volume in April.
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Thomas Stevens writes to correct any misapprehension about his future plans, announcing that he has accepted the position of cycling editor at Outing magazine with a substantial interest in the publication, arguing that cycling interests are better served in a general outdoor sports magazine than a dedicated cycling paper.
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San Francisco cyclists Biederman and Booth report on their visit to Los Angeles, describing the local riders as 'fine fellows' and humorously explaining how they were outpaced in the two-mile state race by a rival on a 22-pound racer with three months' training representing $300 in preparation costs.
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The California Division of the L.A.W. held its annual meeting in San Francisco on February 24th with seventy members present, the Secretary-Treasurer reporting a balance in the treasury of $29, and Chief Consul Welch presenting a lengthy report of divisional activities.
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A roundup of brief cycling news items from across the country including club elections, officer resignations, trade announcements, and miscellaneous notes from various cycling centres.
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Commentary on the upcoming L.A.W. annual meeting at St. Louis and ongoing discussions about the organization's governance, finances, and membership representation across different regions.
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Boston cycling notes covering the activities of local clubs, the Massachusetts Bicycle Club spring preparations, and trade news from Boston's cycling dealers and manufacturers.
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Further details on the planned Southern District League Tour, with updates on route planning from Philadelphia through the Shenandoah Valley and discussions about extending the tour to Louisville to connect with the St. Louis annual meet.
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Chicago correspondence covers mid-winter cycling activities on the city's boulevard system, preparations for the Decoration Day handicap road race at Pullman, and plans by local wheeling enthusiasts for the spring season.
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Brooklyn cycling gossip covering club activities, road conditions on Long Island, the King's County Wheelmen's clubhouse construction progress, and social events among Brooklyn's cycling community.