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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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Z. E. Eagleston of Anchorage seeks supreme court review of a circuit court decision affirming his three-year prison sentence for assaulting Frank Howley with a deadly weapon during a 1946 business quarrel in Anchorage, which caused Howley a fractured skull; the court also upheld a $37,000 civil judgment against Eagleston.
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The high court has not yet said whether it will review the case.
Testimony at Eagleston's trial indicated the two men had a business quarrel, and that Howley suffered a fractured skull. The incident took place at Anchorage on July 30, 1946.
The circuit court also affirmed a civil suit judgment of $37,000, which Howley had won from Eagleston. He was sentenced Jan. 10, 1947.
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Anchorage
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July 30, 1946
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howley suffered a fractured skull; eagleston sentenced to three years in prison on jan. 10, 1947; circuit court affirmed on jan. 7; civil suit judgment of $37,000 upheld
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Z. E. Eagleston asked the supreme court to review a circuit court decision affirming his three-year prison sentence for assault with a deadly weapon on Frank Howley following a business quarrel; the incident occurred at Anchorage on July 30, 1946; the circuit court also affirmed a $37,000 civil suit judgment won by Howley