Plaintiff in error is accused of shooting and murdering Riley McWhorter. Testimony suggests that the plaintiff was carrying on a romantic relationship with Frances McWhorter, the wife of the deceased. Plaintiff lived at 2007 Luther Street in Knoxville.

"Murder in the First Degree." Victim: Louise Shultz. 2 folders.

Victim: John R. Harrison

Beeler was charged with the murder by gun of S. P. Greenlee, sheriff of Grainger Co. The murder was widely reported. John Walfinbar was also charged and placed in jail, but then lynched. Beeler was kept in Knox Co jail to prevent a lynching.

"Murder in the Second Degree." Case incomplete; opinion only.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he murdered Katherine Ferguson Byrd.

Elmer Barrett is charged with murder in the first degree. He was sentenced to death by electrocution. He killed one W.M. Hardwich by shooting him to death with a pistol.

Case file is incomplete; orders and opinion only.

Plaintiff is accused of murdering Mack Hardin with a gun. The victim drove a truck for the Standard Oil Company and was staying at the Stratford Hotel in Knoxville. It appears that Hooks shot Hardin after he found him in his home with his wife. Hardin was around 20 years old at the time of his death. Two folders. Additional materials located in ET 1520.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

"Murder in the second degree." Case incomplete; opinion only.

Loveday convicted of murdering Ross H. Underwood. Both worked at Southern Shops in the blacksmith shop. Loveday shot him 3 times. Deceased had called Loveday vile. He openly threatened Loveday's life and stated that he was "going to have a negro in McAnnally Flats to bump Loveday off." Defendant became wrought over the idea that Underwood was going to take his job.

The defendant was charged with murder in the first degree. The weapons used were a pistol, sticks and shives. The victim was G. W. Lane

Plaintiff in error was accused of murdering Roy Painter with a gun on Easter night in March of 1932. Case file notes that the victim was engaged in the cigar and tobacco business at his storefront at 213 Gay Street and that he lived on the corner of Woodbine and Chestnut in Park City, Tennessee. Plaintiff in error was an employee of Luke Painter, the brother of the victim. Two folders.

Victim: Oscar Brogden

Plaintiff is appealing the charge of Murder in the Second Degree.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he/she murdered John Boyd.

Partial case. See ET Box 1062 for additional part of case. Case incomplete; opinion only.

Alleged murderer: Effie Davis Victim: Charles Davis Alleged accomplices: Dixie Davis and Hattie Davis In two folders. Exhibits include Bank of Knoxville account book, plat map, clipping

Co-defendant: Charles Fulton. "on the 5th day of November 1890, in the county of Knox and State aforesaid, unlawfully, willfully, deliberately, premeditatedly, feloniously, and of their malice aforethought an assault did make upon the body of Henry Robinson with certain deadly weapons, to wit - pistols, knives, and rocks…" "the said Henry Robinson certain mortal wounds from the affect of which he the said Henry Robinson in a few days thereafter died."
Appealed.

Handwriting nearly illegible. Case notes by defense attorney seem to detail each witness indicating the weaknesses in their testimony.

Victim: Patsy Wiggins.

Victim: Zola McAffrey. McAffrey is sometimes spelled McHaffrey.