Receipt included.

Defendants doing business as Pickel Furniture Company. Additional Defendant: Isham Cox. Exhibits: situation map, hospital receipts/bills, check, automobile repair receipts/bills

The defendant sued for damages as a result of an accident involving a truck of the Atlantic Ice & Coal Company while the defendant was riding his motorcycle. Photographs of accident site.

Additional defendant: Henry R. Gibson. Additional plaintiff: Mabel Pass. Plaintiff sued for $10,000 in damages when his wife was injured on the steps of a building that Jones was supposed to have fixed. See also ET 1459.

Hutchinson owned property in Knox county that she commercially leased to Oscar Dunn and James Carson, whom erected buildings on the property. The lease was sold and conveyed to W. M. Fulton by Dunn and Carson, however Hutchinson was unhappy with the terms of the transfer. She believed that Fulton had created a corporation for the purpose of stripping and selling the commercial property, thereby defrauding Hutchinson.

Resulting from a car accident. Additional Plaintiff: Next Best Friend, Harding Walters.

Truck plaintiff was driving was struck by a train owned and operated by plaintiffs. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks damages. Judgment for plaintiff, reversed on appeal. Additional Plaintiff: U. A. Rhyne. Additional Defendant: Charles O. Fraley. More of case can be found in box ET 1336.

Deceased, a minor, was killed when she fell into a ditch in Knoxville.

Partial document: Charles Handman was working as a fireman on an N. C. & St. L. train when the boiler exploded and killed him. It was noted that the boiler had been pushed past capacity before.

This is a suit by Bessie Smith against A.H. Whisman for damages alleged to have been done to her car. She sues for an amount under $500.

Finger sued Caldwell as a result of injuries she sustained while keeping house for him. Stemmed from an argument over personal matters and use of the telephone.

In 1937, the defendant House parked the truck he was driving under the direction of the defendant company when he parked it in a lane on the street. The plaintiff was driving along the same street in a careful manner when certain lights disguised the parked truck, causing the plaintiff to crash into the rear of it. The plaintiff's car was damaged in the amount of $25, and plaintiff himself suffered injuries. Suing for damages in the sum of $1,000. Exhibit materials are photographs.

Exhibit material is an X-ray. A bus owned and operated by an agent of the defendant, J. D. Criddle, was driving in a reckless and careless manner on a road when it collided with a car in which the plaintiff, who suffered serious injury. sued for $5,000.

Kutsche Company did not pay McWhorter his total wage for work done on a Knoxville post office, totaling $108. However, he is accused of working at the rate of thirty cents an hour, then after the job was complete asking for a higher wage for work paid and completed. See also box 1539 for exhibits: Documents on the specifications for construction of the US Post Office and Courthouse at Knoxville, TN, copies of 10 checks issued by defendant to plaintiff.

Exhibits include an empty Pepsi Cola bottle.

Mr. Snyder, brought action against Defendant , as his employer not operating under Workmen's Compensation Act, to recover $50,000 damages for personal injuries sustained when an excavation, being made for a house to be erected, caved in on him. Exhibits: FHA insurance application, estimate cost of house, papers for contractor John Blazer, building permit, hospital bills, mining and manufacturing form, contracts, conveyance contract of Max and Annie Wolf, receipts. See also ET boxes # 456 and 727

See additional part of case in ET Box 1256. Whittaker sued Hoover for injuries sustained when Hoover drove its freight truck into Whittaker's wagon, damaging wagon, injuring Whittaker. Accident occurred in Greene County when Whittaker driving team & wagon on Natl Hwy 11 (ran from Johnson City to Knoxville), on bridge 2 miles from Greeneville. Exhibits: x-rays (folder-sized x-rays in ET Box 1256; oversized x-rays in ET Oversize Box 17.

Plaintiff's husband, Fred Stalsworth, deceased, was killed in a collision between an automobile owned by him and a locomotive owned by the plaintiffs, operated by W. R. Tomlinson. Suit was to recover damages for the death of Stalsworth and his automobile. Additional Defendant: W. R. Tomlinson. Exhibits include B&W photograph & Knoxville Traffic Regulations Ordinance No. 158. Photographs can be found in box ET 1320.

Origin: vehicle collision. Exhibits include crumpled spectacle frames, b&w photos, scene diagram. Oversize exhibit items located at ET Oversize Box 1. Add. Defendants: Sterchi Coal Co., Clifton Lowery.

Smith is sued for the use of Joseph M. Prince & Wife, Mary Prince and Margaret Clark. In 1844 a certain indenture, agreement , or covenant was entered into for the use of a sawmill and house for one year.

Other plaintiffs John Cochran. Mary Lay sued for $25,000 in damages following the death of her husband, Homer, in an auto accident. Cochran hit the truck containing passenger Homer Lay, colliding and causing the truck to turn over with Homer beneath it. Homer worked for B. D. May and was riding in the truck with another worker in order to learn how to drive the truck, and how to load and deliver freight. Oversize street map with testimony attached is located at M-17-17.

Trespass includes "converting to their own use a steam engine and other personal property." Case incomplete; opinion only.

The Hargises were walking down a street when William O. Hargis collided with an awning brace, falling unconscious due to a fractured skull. He died the following day. Exhibits include b&w photos, large schematic drawings, bills, ordinance modifications, correspondences. Add'l Def's: Lawrence P. Brichetto, Myrtle A. Brichetto, Nita D. Clark. Case takes up entire box.

Complainant sought damages for alienation of affection of his wife, Pauline Wright.