Addtl pltfs: Irvine, Eugene Greener, and Patterson Transfer Co. The Southern Railway was to deliver 1322.5 yards of gingham, valued at $443.04, to Green Dry Goods Co. (TX) but "through an error" the shipment was sent to Patterson Transfer Co., who delivered the gingham to A. Greener & Sons. Greeners refuse to return goods or pay their value.

C.J. Milliken and Herman H. Milliken, petitioners, are sued defendants A.A. Doty, W.D. Cooper, T.W. Doty, Chesley Alexander and their wives. Petitioners alleging that defendants executed to them a deed conveying three tracts of land located in the 9th District of Benton County valued at $9,500 with a total of 270 acres and 95 poles. However, after purchase, land was survayed at 237 acres instead.

Additional plaintiffs: Herman H. Milliken. Additional defendants: W. D. Cooper, T. W. Doty, Chelsey Alexander, Mrs. Sunshine Doty, Mrs. Lizzie Cooper, Mrs. Kate Alexander & Mrs. Ethel Doty. Plaintiffs bought 3 tracts of land from defendants and after moving onto said land they had it surveyed and the surveyor found that it was only 237 acres instead of the 270 acres they paid for. In 1912, 32 acres of land near land in question had been sold to F. H. Bellamy. Plat map is located on page 62.

Incomplete case file. Exhibits only.

Plaintiff is the administrator of the estate of C. A. Jacobs (dec'd). Issue over damage done to the deceased's property by the defendant.

Plaintiff was the administrator of the estate of Edward Schwartz, dec. Edward Schwartz was killed in an automobile accident and as a result the plaintiff was suing Johnson for his alleged negligence in the incident. 2 folders.

Oliver Jones gave Houck a gray horse mule named Birk along with a wagon and ten dollars in payment of a debt he owed in the amount of $88.00. Houck had the mule for 3 months when Jones returned and re-possessed the mule.

Other plaintiffs: R. Y. Galbreath. Ballard was 16 & Bowman, his father, was sued for $10,000 on his behalf. Ballard was hit by delivery truck belonging to cleaners.

Harry L. Marks was driving north on Highland Avenue using due care and caution when a street car driving on Highland Avenue recklessly and carelessly, struck his car, knocking it some distance. The impact broke the plaintiff's arm and he was permanently injured. He sued for $10,000.00 dollars in damages, $1000.00 for medical aid and $50.00 for damages done to his car. Exhibit- one map

the plaintiff was also referred to as John Hutcherson. Case was brought against defendant for the sum of $166.00 which the plaintiff had paid the defendant company for a show-case, meat counter and refrigerator combined. The original purchase price was $250.00. When the plaintiff failed to make the payments per the terms of the contract, the defendant took the merchandise, advertised and sold it within 10 days. Exhibits: order forms, trade acceptance slips

Robinson was walking with his wife along the Shades Bridge levee in Weakley County, Tenn. when Coats "carelessly, recklessly, negligently, willfully and unlawfully" ran over Mrs. Robinson, breaking her left leg and bruising the rest of her body; seeking $5000 in damages

open road way leading from the Humboldt and Trenton public road passing the defendants house and on the edge of their land; seek injunction for Matthews from continuing the obstruction in roadway; becomes defendant in error case Ex A: survey of land; Ex B: blueprint

Selling intoxicating liquors within 4 miles of a school.

This is not a complete case file. This is a Middle TN case that was found in an East TN Box. Mrs. J.H. Grace is sued John Curley for damages because she was struck by his car while she was attempting to cross Shelby Ave in Nashville.

In the original suit, Mary Mullins sued Metropolitan Life Insurance. Mullins avers that during her time of employment at Kingsport Press she paid for a life insurance policy. She later became disabled and was forced to leave her job. She made a demand for payment for disability and the insurance company would not pay. Metropolitan Life Insurance is appealing the judgment for failure in jury instruction and presentation of evidence. Note: 2 folders

Additional defendants: Columbia Savings Bank & Trust Co., Liberty Savings Bank & Trust Co., Trustee and Henry B. Adams. Plaintiff sued defendant for a debt of $1378.73 that was past due for merchandise purchased from the complainant by an open account.

original case: lease contract signed by Neely, owner, and Printing Co., tenant, for basement of four story building in Memphis; monthly rent of $250; seeking damages in the sum of $500, $1005, and $650

W. E. Dickerson was the Deputy Game Warden at the time of the case. On Nov. 30, 1922, he shot Rosa Guy's husband, John Wesley Guy. Mr. Guy later (Feb. 1, 1923) died from his wounds. The case states that the Guys had seven children at the time of Mr. Guy's death: Celestine (age 21), Rosa Lee (age 11), George (age 10), Leon (age 8), Dudley (age 5), Verone (age 3), and Ernestine (age 1 year and 8 months). Mrs. Guy seeks $25,000 damages for wrongful death.

J.B. Duncan claims that he does not owe alleged notes sued upon in this case. He says he did not execute them or authorize anyone else to do so on his behalf. Page count includes exhibits (letters and bank notes). This appears to be a Middle TN case that was found in an East TN box.

Hughs and Bowden were accused of stealing and concealing 100lbs. of cotton seed from E. L. Coleman and Tom Sales.

Other defendant: Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. Southern Cotton Oil Co. is seeking to recover $12,000 plus interest for John Barton Payne's failure to deliver 61,480 lbs. of crude cottonseed oil. 2 folders

Charged with stealing a calf valued at $18 from Marion Simpson

Victim: Alder Thomas, age 20; Mays first met Thomas at a party in Dec. 1924; learning that she was pregnant, he married her in 1925 believing the child to be his; After learning she was not "virtuous" he left her and went to St. Louis; child was born on Oct. 27, 1925; Ex A: front page of playbook; Ex B: subpoena

S. M. Vaughn sued the defendant for $10,000.00. In May of 1925, Dr. Oliver was a practicing physician and surgeon in Paris, TN. The plaintiff employed him to treat him for eczema located at the base of the spine and covering an area of about 3 inches. The treatment consisted of exposure of the effected area to light and rays of an X-ray machine, for 3 or 4 exposures at intervals of a few days. Exposures were too long and not focused causing severe burns in a circular area of about 12 inches. 2 folders.