Additional Cause of Action: Statutory Rape.

Long convicted for the first-degree murder of Bronce Rogers in March 1934. He was sentenced to 22 years in the penitentiary. Testimony: T. E. Goodwin, Harry Carter, Lige Tedder, Joe Seward, Morgan & Claude Crabtree, Grover McLean, Leonard Newcomb, Lee Knox, and surnames Polston, Easter, Teasley, Ragle, Davis, Hinds, Miller, Harding, Beard, Sortin, Turner, Long, Walker, East, Poor, Green, Long, Hamby, and Jarvis. 2 folders.

Additional Defendants: Benjamin Williams, Elizabeth Williams,. Theft of hog.

Abatement order.

"Involuntary Manslaughter." Victim: Margaret Sharp.

The defendants allegedly violently trespassed on the property of the plaintiff, who is sued for damages in the sum of $2,000.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he possessed an "apparatus." Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge of "V. B. D. L." Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Murder in the First Degree. Victim: Lella Clark.

Argument over the rights to sell and teach [Prof. I. J.] Morris's Grammar in the East Tennessee territory, specifically Sevier, Blount, and Union Counties. Morris's Grammar: A Philosophical and Practical Grammar of the English Language was first published in 1858. It was published again in 1860.

Plaintiff in error is accused of assaulting J. S. Riggs. According to Riggs, on the day of the incident the plaintiff was passing by his home when the two began to argue. The plaintiff accused Riggs of not liking him and began using obscenities. The two separated but met again later that evening in a nearby saloon. The two men briefly exchanged words before the plaintiff shot Riggs with a pistol. Riggs lived and testified at the trial.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he defrauded John Oliver via a forged bank note.

Jones is appealing the charge of Murder in the 1st Degree without Mitigating Circumstances. Stevenson and Witherspoon are appealing the charge of Murder in the 1st Degree with Mitigating Circumstances. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Jack & Arthur Bailey were indicted for murdering Lucinda Bailey, Jack's wife. ____ bludgeoned Lucinda and she died later that night. Jack & Lucinda's 8 year old son Bill witnessed the act. Jack wanted his wife killed so he could take possession of her Jack & Arthur Bailey were indicted for murdering Lucinda Bailey, Jack's wife. ____ bludgeoned Lucinda and she died later that night. Jack & Lucinda's 8 year old son Bill witnessed the act. Jack wanted his wife killed so he could take possession of her

For assault with intent to kill on George Cook. Philip Wilson also took part in assault but was tried separately.

Case is incomplete; opinion only.

"Hit and run." Victim: Alvin Lee Presley.

The defendant is accused of killing Oma Duncan. Duncan was shot on a hunting trip with five other men. They were hunting on land belonging to Johnnie Patterson. Members of the hunting party has been drinking and Duncan and Patterson were said to be fighting with the defendant.

Shooting Victim: Annie Grace Gilliland. 2 folders

Charged with public drunkenness. Appeal based on: proof of guilt, whether the case should have been tried at the time it was, illegal testimony, inflammatory remarks by prosecutor, a no-show witness, and whether the prosecutor spoke too long.

Incomplete case file; statement only. West was charged with assaulting S. G. Childs. No crime was proven in original conviction. Case was remanded to lower court to be correctly charged, or dismissed.

Shooting. Victim: Sampson Wolfe.

Additional Plaintiffs: D. Edgar Allen, Jr., Fred Laymance, Winfred Coleman, Harold Smith, H. S. Moody, C. H. Woodley, C. Max Quillen, R. E. Tanner, Lucile H. Tanner, John F. Dalton, G. C. Dalton, D. F. Francis, T. L. Montooth, J. L. Clower, E. W. Kyle, E. T. Norman, I. J. Cormany, Z. F. Littleton, Alven Newman, Ray Baird, Lawrence Kindred, Ed Foland, James Green, R. W. King, Edna King, and Frankie Underwood.