Debt due by account for money had and received for the purpose of paying on interest on a note.

McClain is the widow of John McClain and has two minor children. She accuses the city fathers of permitting a cannon to be placed and fired within the city limits. The cannon subsequently exploded, driving a large piece of metal through the wall of a grocery store, killing her husband who was standing in the store. She sued for $8,000 damages.

Bartlett Circuit Court. Grand larceny, house breaking, theft of $300 of goods, chattels of Mr. John T. Ellis. Negro woman named "Lucy Taylor" was indicted along with Blair for same crime, but acquitted. Other defendants: Anthony Blair, Hense Blair, Bud Blair, Lou Taylor and Jim Bolen.

The road commissioners oversaw the building of a new road that cuts across the plaintiff's property and cuts off about 15 acres of it. He wants the road not to be opened, or to receive damages for the cost and inconvenience to him.

Additional defendants: D. H. Talley, J. B. Murfree, A. Jetten. E. W. Talley and D. H. Talley are surviving partners of Talley & Co. The Talleys along with Murfree and Jetten are executors of P. C. Talley, deceased. Leonidas Gray and Alsup G. Gray are partners in A. W. Gray & Sons. The contract was to pay value plus interest of machinery after the sell of said machinery (two horse thresher). A. W. Gray & Sons is also listed as A. W. Gray's Sons in the case.

David Kulm is also spelled David Kughn and David Kulm.

Additional Plaintiff: William Clark. Plaintiffs instituted this suit for Trespass and Conversion for taking and converting to defendant's own use three cords of Heading timber, the property of plaintiffs to their damage.

Plaintiff sued for damages for false and malicious accusations of larceny made by defendant.

Damages of $1500.00 for workplace injury. Exhibits include hand drawn diagram.

The note was for $2,000.

Incomplete file; Judgment only

This case has been microfilmed. TSLA Microfilm #1425. This case involves a challenge to segregation. Ida Bell Wells was born in Mississippi and was a early leader in the Civil Rights movement. She attended Fisk University and was a teacher in the Shelby County School System. Her lawyer, Thomas F. Cassels, was a former State Representative.

Debt due by account.

Defendant is accused of "cutting down and converting to his own use ten valuable trees on the land of the plaintiff."

Damages for ejecting defendant without case

Additional Defendant: P. P. Sellars, partners doing business as Green & Sellars.

Additional Defendant: H. C. Davis. Cause of Action: Petition for Supersedeas.

Over will of Samuel King McDonald, dec.

Debt due by note under $1,000.00.

Cornwell is sued Burrow for $10,000 for falsely accusing him of perjury in a previous case (a lawsuit for replevin). Lengthy case is stored in two folders.

F. Dobson worked at a nail factory when he was 14. One of the machines malfunctioned and he sustained an eye injury that necessitated its removal. Jury assessed the damages at $2,500. 231 pages in ET1925 and is entitled Knoxville Iron Co. v. John A. Dobson, next friend of Frank A. Dobson.