State v. Brackey

1. Assault and battery : great bodily injury: intent: aggression: evidence. I. Bertha Brackey became 12 years old Sunday, August 2, 1914. The event was celebrated by a birthday party, to which all the Brackeys in the neighborhood, and some others, were invited. Liquid refreshments , , .,, ,, , were served, as was customary with them, and, late m the afternoon, began to work. Tom Haugo pushed, or threw, his sister, the host’s wife, to the ground. Turana Brackey, a sister-in-law of the latter, told Tom to be good, and her husband, Albert A. Brackey, the accused, came up and inquired, “Is that…