Laura Lintz's husband--Marion J. Lintz. Dispute arising from contract made by Lintzs with Rhea for lumber, brick, etc. for the purpose of remodeling Lintz house. Account balance with Rhea is $1354.48. 2 folders.

This is not the original case file but rather several petitions to the Supreme Court of Tennessee. Allen Seago, a minor was sued to recover damages for personal injuries after he was hit by the defendant's automobile.

Additional defendants: T. H. Tutwiler, receivers of Memphis Street Railway. Defendants removed 4 tracks on the street outside the plaintiffs place of business. Later they filled in the crevices with loose materials. Afterwards a car that was driving by threw up some of the loose materials from its wheel busting the plate glass window of the defendants business.

Additional defendants: Memphis Artesian Water Department, F. G. Prout, M. J. Anderson, Thomas F. Stratton and A. Schwab. Plaintiff sued for $1,000 in damages after his son, Fern Crocker stepped into a ditch on the sidewalk. Plaintiff claims the city is negligent in leaving the ditch open and unprotected.

E.B. Marshall, trading and doing business as Wilbur Stock Food Co., entered into a written agreement with C. McPeak where McPeak guaranteed full payment for all goods ordered by one W.A. Freezor. Marshall alleges that McPeak owns a balance of $460.28 plus interest for goods. Exhibits: numerous company bills for products, financial records, handwritten correspondence. File in 2 folders and in both box WT1746 and WT1748.

Plaintiff is sued for damages for the painting of his Cadillac in the amount of $196.50 Attorney for defendant: D. B. Puryear

In a magistrate's court in Obion county, J. C. Burdick obtained a judgment against American Railway Express Company for $13.12 due to improper handling and refrigeration of a shipment of fish made by the firm to Perry Feed & Commission in Hazard, KY on 6/10/1923. Shipment was sent C.O.D. and was returned to Burdick on 6/12/1923. When shipment of fish arrived back in Union City on 6/14 it had to be dumped. American Railway Express Company is appealing in the Civil Court of Appeals. See docket 24766.

J. E. Holland and U. H. Kerr are partners under the firm Holland & Kerr. Plaintiff is owner of lot of land located in Saltillo where he rented out to defendants a building & warehouse that was situated on that plot of land. The plaintiff claims defendants negligently placed a lighted coal oil lamp underneath a barrel that contained tar and oil and the buildings caught on fire and was destroyed. The plaintiff sued for $3,000 in damages. 2 folders.

Suit is for "damage done to plaintiff's automobile by the defendant carelessly and negligently running into, against and damaging same."

Plaintiff is sued the defendant for $500 in damages for killing one Black Pole Angus bull on its line of railway in Benton county. O. P. Lashlee and W. H. Lashlee make up the Lashlee Bros.

Wilkey sued for $1,269.78, or the cost of eight railcars of coal. The cars were delivered, but the payments were never made.

After receiving permission to ride in the coal car of and M&O train, M. Carthell was found and forcibly ejected from the moving train. The shove from the moving train left lasting permanent damage, Carthell's are sued for $10,000. Housed in 2 folders.

4 folders. "The suit was instituted…to recover damages for the destruction of a truck struck by one of the Railway's moving trains on a public crossing within the limits of the incorporated town of McKenzie, the suit being predicated upon a violation of the Statutory Precautions."

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

First two pages missing. Plaintiffs (colored) owned funeral home in Memphis. Plaintiffs ambulance driver, Alex Rankin (colored) accidently struck O. M. Lipford causing severe injuries. T. H. Hayes Sr. had been indicted for embezzlement. Court unknown. See West Tennessee Box 1137 for possibly related case materials of the same case name.

Plaintiff sued to recover the dollars owed after the sale of company stock in Anderson Mercantile Co. Parties entered a contract stating the plaintiff would deliver the 40 shares in capital stock to defendant and to pay for the same in cash or the equivalent at what the books of said company might show the said stocked to be worth at that time. 2 folders.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.