Snyder was issued a bank note that he later altered, changing the amount of the note lessening the amount he was to repay, he changed the issuing bank to McEwen's name, he then altered the terms of the note from three years to one. The note was endorsed by several parties including O. B. Haney and R. H. Butler.

Plaintiffs are sued the defendant for unlawful possession of 2 black mare mules, 1 one-horse wagon, 1 two-horse wagon, 1 jersey milk cow, 1 spotted milk cow, 2 jersey heifer calves, plow gear, tools, and crops, which were sold to him on credit, and has not been repaid. Property does not exceed $400 in value.

Damages for personal injury sustained during an assault. Odom alleges that C. S. Horton, an agent of Lee Furniture Manufacturing Company, came to his home (3080 Lasalle St., Memphis) and "unlawfully and wrongfully did assault, beat and bruise" him. As a result, Odom sustained "severe, serious and painful injuries in his head, shoulder, neck and ears."

J. M. Seago sues the defendant for $2000.00. Allen Seago, the minor son of the complainant, was crossing Pigeon Roost Road when he was struck by an automobile driven by the defendants servant. At the time of the accident, the automobile approached at a reckless speed of about 40 miles per hour and when it struck Allen Seago, the impact threw him out of the vehicle causing injury. Oversize blueprint loacted at M-17-18. See WT 1789 for possible related case.

Transou owed a debt to Morriss, and was going to farm Day's land in 1921 to make payment. However, Transou did not raise a crop and the debt fell to Day -the landowner.

Herman Adler was renting property from the Bank of Commerce and Trust Company. He paid a monthly rental fee of $500 from September 1, 1917, through August 31, 1922. When his lease ended, the trust company offered to renew his lease at the rate of $700 per month. Adler did not renew the lease. The trust company leased it to someone else at the $700 rate. The trust company states that Adler "has no right of possession of said property that he is forcibly and illegally detaining the same from the plaintiff."

Housed in 3 folders. Burnell is also listed as Bernul and Bernel. Teuton was charged with stealing a tire and rim totaling $39.00.

Final Decree only.

Cause of Action: writ of habeas corpus. This cases involves the custody of Flora Crockrell, minor child of plaintiff. Boyd and Nelson were cousins. After plaintiff divorced her husband and won custody of child the defendant refused to return her to her mother. Court permitted plaintiff and her husband visitation.

Additional defendants: M. O. Allen & C. L. Allen. Plea of debt due by account for lumber furnished to defendant by plaintiff at defendants request for $119.65. Exhibits include several lumber receipts.

Cornelia's last name is also spelled Mayweathers in some of the documents. Cornelia sued for $15,000 after her husband, employed by TDWHC to operate a newly installed rip saw, was killed on the job. The saw "tore loose and broke away from its fixed place and ran through the body of the said Dalton Maywethers and on into the wall of the defendant's plant."

additional defendants: M. L. Box, Minnie Box, C.E. Pigford; complainant bought a Dodge Motor Car No. 117309 from defendant; paid $82.50 cash, $481 in goods, and would work for M.L Box to pay $600; deed of trust Ex A: copy of trust deed

The defendant was granted a decree of divorce on Aug. 16, 1922. She was also awarded custody of their 4 minor children- ages 15,14,11, and 9. The petitioner charges that the defendant has not been conducting herself properly since the divorce decree was granted. She has been guilty of both drunkenness and lewdness. She has become pregnant and has deserted the minor children, leaving them to fend for themselves. Petitioner seeks custody of the children.

McKinney sued Memphis Auto Parts Co. for $1,500. After trading in his car, Mr. McKinney was delayed in receiving his new car, when it was delivered, it was not working. McKinney brought it back to have it fixed, and it stopped working yet again a few days later.

Additional plaintiffs: Hillman Taylor. The complainants sold a tract of land and a "lot of personal property. The defendant executed 3 promissory notes for the purchase. "The bill filed in this cause was filed to foreclose a lien to secure the payment of deferred purchase money notes amounting to, principal and interest, $8067.66."

Additional Defendant: W. E. Dunn, General agent. Plea of debt due by sick benefits amounting to $210.00 at $20.00 per week from 9/12/1922 to 12/1/1922 as provided in Policy Contract b-829336. Bennet won a judgment in Circuit Court- Cloverleaf Life and Casualty is appealing. Cloverleaf Life Insurance Policy for E. B. Bennett, a preliminary notice of illness w/ physician's statement., letters from Cloverleaf

Additional defendants: Luther Hudson, J.C. Durdin, E.L. Dodd, and all citizens of Benton County. Hartley asserted that while he was ill and incapacitated, Harris got him to sign a document claiming Harris as the admr of the estate of Paralee Hartley, dec. wife of E.J. Hartley. Housed in 4 folders.

From 1919-1920 the Enochs Lumber Co. was engaged in the retail lumber business; sold and delivered to Harvey Steel lumber and building materials totaling $676.53 Ex A-B: itemized bill

Additional defendants: R.G. Heard Jr., Robert D. Goodwyn, William S. Goodwyn, Wm. S. Goodwyn Jr., Wm. S. Goodwyn III, Newton C. Perkins, Anne Perkins Phillips, Wm. G. Phillips Jr., Sarah P. Allen, James Seddon Allen Jr., and Newton Perkins Allen. Fannie (F.A.) sued for her right of ownership to 1/2 of the property willed to her by her father, as the city is looking pay land holders for widening the street and making other improvements on the property.

Plaintiff is sued defendant for $5000 for personal injuries as the result of an assault with a pistol and gunshot wound to left shoulder. Issadore is also spelled Isadore in the file. Additional files (Doc.#: 24666) in WT1757 (78-E-6).

Jerome P. Parker - Harris Company is a company that sells automobiles. The Farmers & Merchants Bank of Marked Tree states that they lent $1159.12 to K. H. Phillips to purchase an automobile. They received a promissory note from Phillips and executed a chattel mortgage on the car. The debt has not been paid and Farmers & Merchants wants to repossess the car. They claim that Jerome P. Parker - Harris Company is unlawfully detaining the automobile from them.

Appeal made to Middle Division, Tennessee Supreme Court at Nashville. Original bill filed in 1914, collection of sum of $2518.68 with interest, quantity of 'Federal Elastic Cement' sold by Lookout Paint Manufacturing Co. Breach of contract- evidently damaged goods.

Plaintiff is sued for damages for $20,000. Plaintiff worked as a meter reader for Memphis Gas & Electric Co. and was working at the defendants building when the elevators counter weight came down and crushed him, causing permanent damage. Exhibits include oversize map of elevator shaft and photograph of the elevator counterweight. 2 folders. 2 printed briefs included. Oversize map located in WT Oversize 1.

Tickle and Hendron is a partnership made up of C. N. Hendron and W. L. Tickle. Debt of $3000 for 21,505 pounds of seed cotton.