Additional Plaintiffs: B. A. Hildebrand, D. H. Hildebrand, and A. Keck.

Complainant purchased a machine from defendant that was faulty and needed immediate and continuous repair. Defendant refused to pay repair costs. 2 folders.

Cause of action: enforce a specific performance of a contract to sale land owned by the plaintiff to the defendant.

Pierrotti was conducting, maintaining, carrying on and engaging in the sale of intoxicating liquors at Calhoun Supply Co., Memphis, in violation of the law. Includes appeal.

complainant seeking $1375 in commission for sale of land Ex A: prices of various lots in subdivision

Exhibit materials include sale receipts, a banking book, and bank balance sheets. Additional defendants: John T. Leonard & Sons, Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway Company, and Midwest National Bank & Trust Company. Early Stratton Co. sued for the cost of damaged materials costing $817.50. Housed in 3 folders.

Additional Plaintiff: S.R. Corbitt, partner with Frank Trimble in a real estate brokerage business named Frank Trimble and Corbitt. Additional Defendant: Shelby County Industrial and Training School.

Defendants: J. M. O'Hara & Co., W. J. Russell, Vincent Vaccaro. Complainant: Sam Friedlander, Joe Friedlander, Friedlander Jewelry Co., Memphis. The Friedlander Jewelry Co. also served as a pawn shop. Joe Friedlander alleged to sale a large diamond for $300; O'Hara & Co. alleges this transaction was a pledge. Court decision that this was a sale without the scope of authority (by Friedlander), and not the act of a corporation. Seeking recovery of money or goods. Appealed to Court of Civil Appeals.

Real estate agents Glascock & Bryson accused defendant of reneging on a spoken agreement to purchase a piece of Memphis property. They further accused Van Vleet of agreeing to purchase the property through another agency for a lower price, depriving the complainants of their sale commission.

Additional plaintiffs: Joseph Greishoben, Caroline Greishoben, Leopold Geopal, Emile Witzman, C. W. Rosenthall, Thomas J. Briggs, Joshia L. Underhill, Dames C. Horsell, J. Robb. Additional defendants: Federick Dreisagacker, Elizabeth Jesche, August Jesche

Other defendants: Julius Rosenthal; M. Morris, Trustee, German Bank; Mrs. M. Samuels and husband; and S. Morris. Complainant charged that defendant bought goods and wares from the company and is now due $536.2-. Another complaint involved the sale of 1000 cigars which were not "not up to sample."

Included is a statement of the case assignments of error and brief and argument for the plaintiff in error.

Additional Defendants: J.H. Swan and J.C. Bidwell.

Annie Abercrombie/Ambercrombie sister of plaintiff's wife.

Additional defendants: Thomas B. Turley

D. M. McCallum, George B. Peters

H. L. Brinkley is listed as Trustee for R. C. Brinkley. Debt was listed as less than $500. The Brinkleys are all listed as being brothers. Case involves the sale of land to J. M. Brinkley by H. L. Brinkley and whether or not H. L. Brinkley is entitled to commission from the sale.

Other defendant: J. A. Beronio. Parker took an automobile from Beronio under a writ of replevin. Beronio claimed that the auto was in bad condition when he bought it from Parker. Beronio spent a fair amount repairing the car. It is unclear what role Dr. Johnson had. Deposition: J. E. Squires.

Only the brief for the defendant is available in this case.

Rugg claimed that dfnt sold his Nash automobile and kept the proceeds. Dfnt. aruged the $600 selling price was applied toward Rugg's purchase of a new 1928 Nash automobile. The also contended that the remaning balance is yet unpaid and the car is still in their possession despite multiple attempts to deliver it to pltf. Housed in 2 folders. More files in WT1135.