Alfred Cummings sues on behalf of himself and A. N. Reagan, Charlie Murrian, H. T. Rogers, J. V. Burns, as employees of Defendant.

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.

Add. Pla: H. L. Finnessey and Ed Ghormley. This case evolved from a previous case where the pla. had a warrant issue against the def. for embezzling money and attempting to defraud the Avondale Farms Creamery. Defendant was a delivery truck driver and a review of his delivery book allegedly found several changed entries. The def. filed a cross bill seeking damages for humiliation and damage to his reputation. Exhibit materials include delivery and accounting records.

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.

Plaintiff asserted that defendant failed to pay wages authorized under the National Recovery Act code, under $100.

"Plea of debt due by Rent from Dec. 15, 1931 to Feb. 10, 1932 for premises at 319 - Wall Ave., Knoxville, Tennessee, under Five Hundred ($500) Dollars." Exhibits include ledger sheets, cancelled checks, correspondences.

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.

Origin of damages: Plaintiff accuses a false story printed by Defendant of leading to her deceased husband's death. Deceased: Fred D. Benton.

Additional Defendants: W. W. Mynatt, Ray Harris. Complainant sought to recover compensation for his former position of Labor Foremen in the Department of Public Services, Knoxville. Exhibits: envelopes, minutes of city council, notice. Plaintiff's initials are also E. R. in another part of the transcript.

Date: the only date mentioned in the brief is the date 1883 in reference to another case. Brief only.

Plaintiff seeking damages deriving from the death of deceased in a traffic collision with Defendant. Plaintiff is administrator of estate of Joe Cranford, deceased.

Additional plaintiff: Lucille Wood.

This case is on petition for a rehearing for a reversal on the grounds that material facts were overlooked. In the original suit J.K.Lakey Company claimed that the First National Bank held certain securities upon a portion of a debt owned to them.

This case file is a motion for an appeal in a case where a judgment was rendered against plaintiff in error to repay a promissory note.

Defendant company owned by Tom White.

Plaintiff and defendant entered into a contract for the sale of whiskey. The plaintiff claims that the defendant failed to pay for whiskey that was delivered to him. Mention of "Gunter's Landing." Mention of "Henry's Cross Roads."

Case incomplete; opinion only.

Deceased, age 4, was killed when swept down a storm sewer after a hard rain fall. Exhibits include 4 large and 4 small b&w photos, receipt, letter, envelope. Add. Plaintiff: Irene Hickson.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

For another case (Hugh Dowling, admr. Of James Calloway, dec. v. E.P. Cawood) Crookshanks and John W. Easley were security for Cawood. In that case, Justice ruled against Cawood for $205.70. Stinnett stayed Crookshank's note, which was never paid. Dowling had Crookshanks, Easley, and Stinnett levied to satisfy execution. Stinnett now asking for Motion for Dismiss against Crookshanks for not having agency to procur him as stayer. Court ruled in favor of defendant. Plaintiff appealed.

Plaintiff was found guilty of the murder of Woodrow Cripin, this case file is a motion for a new trial.

A promissory note was issued by Brandeau to Oscar Kimbush, it was then assigned to Stainfield and transferred by delivery to Cunningham. This case file is a motion for a new trial to determine owner of promissory note.

In the original case, Carey was convicted of unlawfully carrying deadly weapons on his person. The weapons included belt pistols, pocket pistols and revolvers against the peace and dignity of the state. Carey appealed this conviction.

Plaintiff Margaret Hockeryos, widow of Franz Hockeryos (died 8/25/1889), sued the defendant railroad for $25,000 in damages for the negligent injury and, three days later, death of her husband as a passenger on the train. This massive case is split between two large bound volumes in two cases; box 1793 and 1794.