The Wheel, Vol 3, No 20
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
The editor debates where the 1883 League of American Wheelmen meet should be held, making a strong argument for New York City over rival candidates such as Washington and New Haven.
- p. 4
An editorial discusses the proposed renaming of the Bicycle Touring Club, noting a ballot has been sent to members and suggesting the substitution of Cyclists for Bicycle as the most sensible option.
- p. 2
A correspondent publishes a detailed explanation of the amended voting rules for League elections, clarifying who is eligible to vote and how ballots must be signed.
- p. 2
The Boston correspondent reports on the annual meetings of the Massachusetts and Ramblers clubs, profiles their new officers, and comments on the imminent professional season and Frye's transition to professional ranks.
- p. 2
A letter from Cambridge urges League members to nominate and elect active, capable state officers, suggesting that only recognised candidates with broad support will achieve an effective result.
- p. 2
Club news covers fixtures and officer elections at clubs in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, the Buckeye Club in Ohio, and the Auburn club.