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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1909
Page
13
The article argues that motor contests have both industry benefits and risks to laws and public safety. It urges rational, law abiding speed tests, suggests protected courses, and condemns illegal street racing while praising controlled reliability contests and responsible promotion.
The American Automobile Association weighs allowing women to compete in the 1909 Glidden tour starting July. Several women already raced last year, and the board is expected to decide soon. Women are expanding into demonstrations and other automotive roles in New York and beyond, with Paris and London cited as precedents for women driving public vehicles.
City of San Antonio records show the General Fund balance on December 1 and cash on hand with treasurer. The quarter’s collections by city tax collector are noted, with warrants issued during the quarter and specific fund figures of 14,455.24 and 14,155.24 dollars, plus 8,831.09 and 18.40 in related entries.
Reports from Massachusetts New Jersey and Maryland discuss proposed vehicle taxes and licensing reforms. The Massachusetts commission imposes penalties for reckless driving while considering a lighter plan to tax motor owners. The New Jersey auto clubs urge lighter rules for bicycles, and Maryland debates motorists paying full taxes to improve road funding.
The current session of congress has devoted substantial time to the automobile issue with frequent discussions. While many senators and representatives deride the modern locomotive, there are notable supporters. the topic occupies much of congressional debate. A user testimonial promotes Foley's Orange Laxative.
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