Nettles is charged with murder in the first degree, Harrison Kerr, July, 1910. Waldron, with murder in second degree. Murder occurred near St. John's School House in Haywood Co. Appeal, Supreme Court at Jackson, 1911.

Unlawful carnal knowledge of Pauline Read, a female under the age of eighteen years old. Transcript from the Circuit Court of Haywood County, TN only.

The plaintiff is the widow of Sam Russell. She wishes to recover a thousand dollars from the policy which she charges was issued on a written application. This application was sent in by the local agent to the Home Office. The defendant claims the policy was denied because of a discrepancy as to the date of his birth.

Mayor: G. P. Ware. Aldermen: W. F. Johnson, Harding Smith, Jonathan Eader, William Sangster, G. W. Bennett, Robert Claiborn, Phillip Yancy, & J. P. Turner.

Cella was the wife & Lovely was the husband.

Plaintiff entitled to 1 suit of furniture, odd bed, 2 mattresses, 2 springs, cook stove, 6 chairs, cooking vessels, 2 pillows that was unlawfully seized by Stoots Forrest and Dupree is a wholesale store house and retail business in Brownsville

Additional Plaintiffs: W. W. Waggoner, P. F. Gould, J. D. Walter, and Mann & Kierolf (a firm composed of W. B. Mann and S. E. Kierolf.

Dave Morton sued the Railroad Company for running over his mule and killing it. Morton asked for $125.00.

Cause of action: Resisting arrest by officer Dan Russell.

F.A. Byars is sued the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company for $25000.00 in damages. She is charging that the defendant wrongfully, negligently, and unlawfully ran over Willis Bryars wounding and mangling his body, causing him great physical pain and for which he succumbed.

Exhibit: night letter telegraph. Cause of action: failure of the Western Union Telegraph Company to transmit a telegram paid for by G. N. Albright.

Heirs of Bennett Lunsford: Hester Cullen; James, Sarah, and Mary Duncan; David, Stephen, and Joseph Lunsford. Heirs of Ephraim Lunsford: Mary A. Geddings and Caroline Lunsford

Additional plaintiff: P. Wilson. Additional defendants: W. K. Bennett, W. B. Mann. Brief only.

H. L. Woodard entered into a contract with Haywood County to work the roads in the 11th Civil District of said county for the year 1928 for a sum of $1496.63 per year. Although Woodard performed his duties per the contract, the county did not pay him in full. The balance he was owned was $220.87.

Plaintiff charges bank gave him a $50 counterfeit bill when it cashed a check for him. He is sued because the bank will not replace the counterfeit bill with a new one and denies that it was the source of the bill.

Additional defendants listed as W. W. DuPree, John R. Green, and William Thomas. S. D. Wilson was acting as a sales agent for Whitehead, selling granite monuments and tomb stones. Whitehead claimed he was owed money for products sold by defendant so Whitehead sued to collect on a $500 surety bond guaranteed by all defendants.

plaintiff seeks $25,000 from company