Plaintiff seeks to recover money lost by her husband to Defendants in the course of gambling. Add. Defendant: Walter E. Kennedy Jr.

Mr. Bowen initially sued for recovery of two months of insurance payments. Mr. Bowen was injured while working for Knoxville Power and Light Company, but did not receive any insurance payments for his on-job injuries. Housed in 3 folders.

Exhibits: collection notice, remittance slip, checks, sales statement, correspondence, receipts, court documents, certificate, account sheet, distress warrants. Plaintiffs sued to recover $2000.00 paid to defendant company. This suit was based upon the failure of defendant to comply with the Code of Tennessee in regard to the repossession under a conditional sales contract of a soda fountain combination which had been sold to plaintiffs, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Neighbors. Add. materials located in ET 1526.

Origin of recovery: misappropriation of funds during business dealings. Add. Defendants: G. T. Fielden, Florence L. Fielden, Lois M. Fielden, Zula P. Clark, John T. & Laura S. Shipley, J. R. & Mattie F. Underwood, H. B. & Pearl L. Litz, H. E. & Bratrice M. Grimes, Cas & Violet A McNeil, Frank & Gertrude J. Caldwell, Vernon O. & Ruth Henegar, J. R. Allen, Sallie C. Mitchell, Ruth Crow, Thelma Crow, Harley & Christine Crow, Mildred Crow Cate, W. H. Cate, 19 others.

City of Knoxville sued to recover $26,931,63, plus interest, from Knoxville Power & Light Co. Plntff. states that $26,931.63 is the cost of "paving between the rails of the car tracks of defendant and a space of eighteen inches on the outer rails of said tracks". City is attempting to have a lien placed on the property of the Railway & Light Co. 7 Folders. Folders 1-5 in ET Box 1406.

Origin of recovery: unlawful taxation. Exhibits include tax returns, property assessments, financial statements, balance sheets. Plaintiff acting as trustee of A. F. Sanford trust.

Origin of recovery: breach of contract. Exhibits only. Transcripts are in ET box 631. Exhibits: correspondence, check registry, invoices, proposal, legal notice/specifications/bonds/proposal.

Origin of recovery: wages. Exhibits include payroll book, Fair Labor Act documents.

Plaintiff seeks to recover wages due him by Defendant.

Origin of recovery: burial expenses.

Plaintiff claims he was paid below what was required by statute for his position. Add. Defendant: J. W. Elmore.

Plaintiff sued Defendant to recover wages due him according to a city ordinance change. Exhibits include court documents, budget requests, depositions, memos, cancelled checks, envelopes, city charter, photo static copies of correspondences, Knoxville city charter book.

Suit instituted by Clerk of Chancery court against former clerk to recover funds owed.

Roberts sued for $5,000, but Swan "absconded or so conceals himself that the ordinary process of the Law cannot be served upon him."

Origin of recovery: money spent on repairs by Plaintiff on property leased from deceased. Add. Defendants: Robert S. Leach, Jo. H. Anderson. Defendants are trustees of estate of R. R. Swepson, deceased.

Plaintiff is sued for taxes collected unlawfully by Defendant, the Knox County Circuit Court clerk.

Plaintiff sued Defendant to recover unpaid overtime.

Incomplete Case. Appeal document to recover $345 for premiums collected.

Plaintiff seeks to recover cost of pistol owned by him and lost by Defendant.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Plaintiff sued to recover commission on real estate allegedly due him. Add. Defendants: Hugh S. Basson, Robert M. Perrin.

Suit was filed seeking a recovery of money under the terms and provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. Exhibits: two spiral notebooks from Morristown High School, receipt, check, route list, time sheets.