Additional parties: Tom Bowman, Bob Bowman, Lorena, Bowman, L. D. Bowman, Mack Bowman, Patterson Bowman, Della Hunt, Jo Hurt, Sam Long, Louise Long, Louise Hurt, J. C. Hurt, Hettie Davis, W. O. Davis, Clinton Davis, Carrie Davis, Nolie Bowman Williams, Henry Williams, Annie Louise Bowman, Rhoda Ann Eliza Larkins Bowman, Ada Jane Larkins Bowman, Ann Toland

Defendant was accused of selling liquor within four miles of a schoolhouse, procuring liquor within four miles of a schoolhouse, and selling liquor without a license.

Plaintiff filed the bill for an action of damages for breach of contract to furnish land and tools for making a share crop in 1917. Verdict was for the plaintiff in the sum of $179.50.

Additional plaintiff J. D. Wiley. Additional defendants: Mrs. T. J. Crick, W. G. Dillon, W. C. Abernathy, J. C. Abernathy, M. Marugg, Douglas Hays, Sr., E. B. Finey, J. D. Flannagan, W. T. Williams, G. M. Thurgood, R. B. Roberts, Ed Hampton… Additional defendants continued: J. D. Northcut, J. C. Henley, L. M. Hines.

additional complainant: husband W. T. Sanderson; additional defendants: T. J. Turley and R. L. Bartels, Union Planters Bank; deed of trust left for wife Polly L. Leake but upon her death in 1916 sole heir was Eula P. Sanderson; purpose of deed was to provide a living for his (E.C. Leake) wife (Polly L. Leake) and their children and upon death the trust would go to their heirs at law

The defendant is accused of transporting three pints of whiskey into Tennessee. The defendant was stopped by a deputy sheriff while on a train. The sheriff took the defendant's luggage and found the whiskey inside.

Goldklang is charged with "having in his possession intoxicating liquors" and "transporting from place to place intoxicating liquors."

Plaintiff is sued for damages by breach of contract in failing to deliver a car load of cotton seed purchased from the defendant. sued for the sum of $262.52.

Ike A. Chase rented his farm to D. C. King. The contract stipulates that he rents as shares part of his place known as Burch Place for the year 1917. King agrees to care for the place himself and cultivate all tillable land that is practicable. He also agrees to cut no timber or dispose of any. In January of 1918 Chase wanted to reclaim possession of the farm but King would not leave.

Complainant sued for recovery of $57.60 alleged balance of wages as an engineer in Memphis Fire Department, as a result of the passage of an act, Chapter 488 of TN of 1917, by the Legislature raising salaries of fire department. Other defendent: Board of Commissioners of the City of Memphis.

J. D. Baker sued the defendant for $2975.00 for breach of a contract entered into 5-6-1911. The defendant breached the contract because they failed to take the water on the west side of the railroad, carry it to State 48, passing through an opening onto the east side of the railroad to a creek bed at the lower corner of a woods lot. Includes a map. Case comprises entire box.

Additional complainants: Wyatt Pope, H. C. Chun, Trustees Taylor Nightingale has by force prevented the use of the Beale Avenue Baptist Church as a school and a Baptist Church. Under such conditions the property is liable to revert to the donors, The American Missionary Society of New York.

Plaintiff arguing that defendant breached contract by taking rented mules out of area agreed upon that mules would work. As a result, one mule died. Plaintiff sued for value of two mules, worth $450.00.

Little Brothers is the other defendant in case. Plaintiffs sued for loss of merchandise, agreed upon in a contract, that they allege Lee Line Steamers did not deliver. Type of merchandise not mentioned.

Additional parties: A. D. Edwards, Frank L. Morton

Additional parties: Jim Marler.

Defendant was indicted for illegally carrying a pistol. Includes appeal by the defendant.

Add.. Def: Frank McFarland, Brooks Rowlette, Witt Rowlette. Defendants possessed "unlawful carnal knowledge" of victim Myrtle Hawks, a female between the ages of 12 and 21

Charged with unlawfully transporting and being in possession of intoxicating liquors.

Garrett is charged with failing to discharge his duty as to keeping highways in repair.

Other ex rel: H.R. Boyd, R. E. King, H.H. Barker, Yandall Haun, A.H. Murray. This was a proceeding initiated in the Chancery Court to punish the defendant for the publication of an editorial in the Memphis Press. Contains: Motion, Petition of Edward T. Leech for Writs of Certiorari and Supersedeas, Reply to Petion for Certiorari and Supersedeas, an Additional Brief.