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CYCLING.

OHIO DiVISION, L.A.W., NOTES.
The following additional L. A. W. local consuls have been appointed for the Ohio division: A. A. Dorn, No. 356 Jennings avenue, Cleveland; J. W. Hull, Cleveland Leader, Cleveland; E. W. Mowery, No. 149 Lincoln avenue, Cleveland; E. T. Allen, Elmwood place.

The following Ohioans joined the L. A. W. last week: L. L. Franklin, Amboy; C. A. Allensworth, No. 326 Prospect avenue, Canton; Ira A. Aungst, No. 532 Prospect avenue, Canton; Wilson W. Bordner, No. 1607 South Market street, Canton; Charles R. Judd, No. 1120 West North street, Canton; Fred E. Stokey, No. 909 West Ninth street, Canton; S. D. Lux, No. 2968 Colerain avenue, Cincinnati; Walter E. Heberger, Enright avenue, Price Hill, Cincinnati; E. Walton, Jr., No. 3 Case building, Cleveland; J. G. Eudle, No. 95 Perry street, Cleveland; C. F. Eberhard, Lorain street, Cleveland; Gus Fertos, No. 1151 Payne avenue, Cleveland; Ernest L. Ferguson, No. 180 St. Clair street, Cleveland; E. W. White, No. 124 Euclid avenue, Cleveland; Fred W. Kleist, No. 31 1/2 Fourth street, Cleveland; John McPhail, State Hospital, Columbus; C. Judson Almy, No. 219 North Main street Dayton; A.F. Smart, Sr., No. 26 Cass street, Dayton; A. F. Smart, Jr., No. 26 Cass street, Dayton; John Mackay, Euclid avenue, East Cleveland; L. W. Schenck, box 223, Franklin; Robert C. Wright, box 126, Glenville; F. H. Hoerig, Madisonville; George H. Conlon, No. 361 Granville street, Newark; J. B. Pearce, Niles; Gilbert Lemieu, No. 24 Cortland street, Norwalk; Harry F. Day, Rawson; Cuthbert Foster, box 74, Strasburg; Owen E. James, care Day-Ward Company, Warren; George E. Kibler, Warren; William A. Neracher, No. 404 North Park avenue, Warren; Fred McBerty, No. 519 West Market street, Warren; William A. Coril, No. 306 South Tod avenue, Warren; Frank Campbell, No. 330 Mahoning avenue, Warren; Burt O. Weed, No. 300 North Elm street, Warren; Mark M. Gunlefinger, No. 305 East Market street, Warren; Sidney A. Gunlefinger, No. 305 East Market street, Warren.

The Ohio division road book committee is now beginning active work on the new road map and guide book, and a new edition is expected before the riding season of 1900 begins.  In order to issue a reliable publication, the committee intends to be most thorough in its work and not make speed its only characteristic.​
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CYCLING.

OHIO DiVISION, L.A.W., NOTES.
It took me a while to figure out what L.A.W. stood for, but eventually I remembered that bicycles were also called wheels back then, and I found the League of American Wheelmen.  Wikipedia says:
The League of American Bicyclists (LAB), officially the League of American Wheelmen, is a membership organization that promotes cycling for fun, fitness and transportation through advocacy and education. A Section 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the League is one of the largest membership organizations of cyclists in the United States.
Wikipedia also says that the league was pretty much non-existent from 1902 until 1939.  Additionally, in Fred's time, the League didn't allow non-white members.  The current website of the League of American Bicyclists has a page that acknowledges this:They say:
We must continually reflect on the inequities in our society and what we can do as an organization to address these in our work to make bicycling safe, comfortable, and accessible to all.
Nice.  Not relevant to 1899 Fred, but nice.

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The following additional L. A. W. local consuls have been appointed for the Ohio division: A. A. Dorn, No. 356 Jennings avenue, Cleveland; J. W. Hull, Cleveland Leader, Cleveland; E. W. Mowery, No. 149 Lincoln avenue, Cleveland; E. T. Allen, Elmwood place.
I wonder if J.W. Hull, whose address is the Cleveland Leader, is the one who wrote up this item.  I tried googling him, and got lots of stuff about hulls of ships.

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The Ohio division road book committee is now beginning active work on the new road map and guide book, and a new edition is expected before the riding season of 1900 begins.  In order to issue a reliable publication, the committee intends to be most thorough in its work and not make speed its only characteristic.​
I figure Fred must have had something like this road book went he went on his 1897 bike trip to see Will at West Point.  See:
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There were more cycling notes after the one about the road book, but they didn't interest me.
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