Exhibit only. Report of Mr. C. H. Crawford of the Engineering Association of Nashville on American Uniform Boiler Code Congress.

Murder of Charlie Roach. Involving Raymond French. Annie Mae Bell also spelled Annie Mae Bell.

Annie Peach was married to Sam Peach who died from an accident on a faulty road on the farm of Dr. George Martin.

Additional parties: N. F. Thaxton, B. P. Fry, L. Markham, Marshal Markham, J. P. Hughes, Newton Wiliford, A. R. McKenzie, Fred Schwoon, Jr., J. W. Fults, Nancy Lynn, Maria G. dewey, Adrian Northcut, Alfred Wiliford, Dock Jennings, Geo. K. Fults, Frank Smartt, G. T. Lynn, L. H. Northcut, Sam Fults, E. F. Williams, N. F. Thaxton.

Illinois railroad tie company sued Dunaway alleging they breached 1906 contract to sell timber rights on Cora's Henry City tract of 1200 acres on the Tennessee River & on the Kentucky state line. In 1913, TN passed legislation emancipating married women. So Cora then filed suit on her own against tie company & her husband, Robert H. Dunaway. Dispute over type of timber to be taken off the land (only red & white oak, which was suitable for railroad ties) & status of account between the parties.

$25,000 damages sought in stock dispute. Allen represented to complainants that in order to subscribe to Commonwealth Trust Company stock, they must include a subscription amount of the stock of Barney & Hines. Gotthelf, acting upon representation by Allen, subscribed to shares in Commonwealth Trust Company and Barney & Hines stock. "At the time of his said subscription and of the said representation by the said Allen, the said Barney & Hines, Inc., was badly involved financially."

The parties were married in July 1913 and lived together until October 1913 when the defendant wilfully deserted the plaintiff without reasonable cause. The plaintiff states he provided the defendant with all amenities and treated her kindly.

Add. defendants: Erwin C. Uihlein, individually & Erwin C. Uihlein, Trustee.

5 folders. Cause of action: petition to establish a drainage district. "The prayer of the petition is that a disinterested and competent Engineer be appointed to examine the lands described, and report to the Court the result of his examination; that the parties in interest, not petitioners, be notified of the proceedings and that such other things be done and orders made as may be necessary to establish said Drainage District."

3 folders. Plaintiff purchased from defendant a tract of land in Memphis for which a deed was executed. Defendant conveyed to defendant that he held a perfect title to the land and the defendant paid $9,000 for the land. In reality, part of the land was owned by the Southern Railway Company. Exhibit materials include a photograph of building scaffolding, several maps of lots on different streets, and a hand written Abstract of Title to the land.

Cause of action: Selling liquor without a license.

Abe Goodman was looking to be paid an administrator's fee as well as administrator's counsel. Includes a reply brief for the administrator regarding fee allowed administrator. Court of Civil Appeals.

Andrew Grant sued R. J. Reynolds for $2500.00 damages. Grant bought a plug of Brown Mule Chewing tobacco and when he went to bite off a piece of the plug, he bit into a piece of metal in the tobacco which caused him to break off two teeth. He then became very ill and was in much pain.

The plaintiff became ill after she was foced to walk in a heavy rain when the street car changed its route wihtout notice.

Anna Belle Smith is sued for $2500.00 in damages. The plaintiff was served a rotting piece of grapefruit at a café owned by the defendant. After eating a portion of the grapefruit, she suffered ptomaine poisoning and was sick for about ten days. Because she had been severely weakened due to the poisoning, she was unable to resume her duties as a nurse for many more days.

This involves the dispute over the rights of the city to divert 10% of the Parks Fund to the Sinking Fund.

3 Folders

$800 in damages to plaintiff's automobile

debt of $311.38 and cost of suit

Belmont Candy Company contracted with Evans to hire him as a traveling salesman. Due to the start of the war and that Evans was in new territory, his sales did not meet the companies expectations. The company reduced the amount they paid him; however, the contract "did not require him to sell any quantity or value of goods but obligated him to devote his whole time and energy exclusively to the interests of the candy company and there is no claim that he failed."

Petition to stop the defendants from levying and selling property of the complainant to satisfy taxes due to Marion County.

J. M. Mason & Company engaged in the produce business at Beech Grove, Coffee County. The firm was under the partnership of J. M. Mason and Dr. John L. Hoover.

Satterfield was injured on the job in the defendant's boiler room while working as a night fireman on the boilers. He went to "blow off" steam and hot water from the boilers before the day fireman arrived and was doused in boiling water. Exhibit a photo- graph of dimensions of the mud pit in the boiler room. Suing for damages of $25,000.