McMillas Leads Campbell Wood in Regional Meet Notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows names McMillas Campbell Wood and mentions general manager and bureau terms. No clear event details, scores, or locations readable.
15 Jan 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows names McMillas Campbell Wood and mentions general manager and bureau terms. No clear event details, scores, or locations readable.
Free Soil School District elected two new trustees to replace Fred Taylor and J. F. Loren. A. Duncan nominated Fred Wille and J. Leishman backed A. Wille for the second seat, both approved. Terms run three and two years respectively. A. Duncan and J. Leishman approved the meeting's treasurer report and announced planned purchases and tax collection steps.
Federal court opinion released today says Thaw is sane enough for trial. The commission's finding notes potential mental illness but concludes his danger to the public is not evident. Details cover courtroom observations and related security concerns.
A late report to Maj. McNeese of the US Army describes chaotic units near the border with civilians, soldiers, and rebels clashing as 34000 federal troops and 11000 dependents faced danger. Instances include a guardroom escape, a missing suspect, and civilians fleeing toward the river amid gunfire and confusion. The scene notes casualties and shifts in control as Villa's forces move through the area.
In ideal weather Liberty and Holdfast met for the first neashe game of the season. Both sides featured players such as Brown aval and Mewart with several strong runs and scoring chances. The match concluded with a tight score as teams evaluated form and readiness for upcoming fixtures.
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