Additional defendants: Mic Wood.

Includes receipts.

This case was regarding a breach of contract over Plaintiff moving on Defendants farm based on an oral agreement, however when presented with a lease document plaintiff refused to sign and was forced to vacate property by defendant. Exhibit: Brief of case booklet

Hardy Stout was convicted of unlawfully selling intoxicating liquors within four miles of a school house.

Additional plaintiffs: Eva M. Eaton. Additional defendants: Alvin E. Spotswood and Henrietta Spotswood.

Tom Mason was employed by and had a contract to provide labor for J. M. Avent. "On the part of said Mrs. H. B. Duryea for knowingly hiring, contracting with, decoying or enticing away said Tom Mason, who was at the time under contract or in the employ of him, the said J. M. Avent, who was entitled to the services of said Tom Mason for the year 1917, and for failing to discharge said Tom Mason, or to pay damages, after she had been notified that he was under contract with him, the said J. M. Avent."

Additional Plaintiffs: J.E. Ormes. Veden and Ormes were residents of Williamson County. Additional defendants: J.R. Lanier, B.H. Lanier and Thomas Hill, all residents of Davidson County.

Plaintiff is sued defendant for $1250.00. Plaintiff claims that defendant breached it's contract when it failed to lease property at 542 South Main Street, Memphis, TN.

original: Hofmann sued Lumber Company for $5000 for breach of contract when purchasing lumber; had lumber inspected and it was not up to the standards listed in the contract; petition for certiorari; 2 volumes Ex 1-3: letters about lumber contract

Additional defendant: Isadore L. Marrow dba I. L. Marrow & Company. Mark Bros. sued for breach of contract. Stone & Warren has contracted to supply clothes to Marks Bros. for resale by them.

In 1920, one J. H. Richardson wanted to procure a residence in said county and consummated a trade between the parties by which Robinson would get the Melton residence and then Richardson could rent it. It was then agreed that Robinson would swap Melton a business property for Melton's residence property and Robinson would pay Melton $250 for the difference. Before signing the deed, Robinson tried to get all three of Melton's properties, when only one was agreed upon. Melton refuses to pay back the $250.

R. A. Templeton and B. P. McDow are partners doing business under the firm name Templeton & McDow. Templeton and McDow are sued Tennessee Hoop Co. for 691.98 in damages for breach of contract. Exhibit: Log Credit Memorandum from Tennessee Hoop Co.

Witnesses: Lawrence Plumlee, Charles/Charlie Tyree, Joe Baker, G. U. Thompson, W. H. Flippen, J. N. Gann, and W. M. Mofield.

O'Rear was found guilty of unlawfully selling alcohol within four miles of a school house, selling alcohol with more than 1% alcohol content, possessing malt liquor, buying malt liquor within four miles of a school house, and transporting liquor across state lines. Very little detail contained in documents.

In 1907, the parties entered into a contract for the purpose of setting out an orchard on the plaintiff's land to the raise fruit for market with profits to be equally divided. The defendant picked the trees and had nursery experience and the plaintiff invested $2,500 for land and hands. The business was a failure and the plaintiff blames the defendant for mismanagement of the orchard and marketing efforts. Plaintiff filed to dissolve the partnership and for the return of his investment.

Sparks was convicted of selling alcohol to a minor, Roy Farmer. Very few details concerning the case contained within documents.

2 folders. Maupin is charged with violation of age of consent for having "sexual intercourse with Ruby King, a female over the age of twelve years and under the age of twenty-one years." Ruby King was 17 at the time of the trial and was 15 at the time of the incidents. King gave birth to a child that she alleged was Dewey Maupin's.

Cason charged with tippling, transporting and possessing whiskey.