Exhibit only. Minute book of the Southern States Fuel Corporation, a business operating out of Delaware and engaged in the procurement and distribution of fuel. Book also contains corporate bylaws.

Add. pltf: Thomas B. Collier. In 1903 (w/ W. A. Collier), pltfs. donated a strip of land 100ft.x4000ft. of their property along Trezevant Ave. (East Parkway) from the south line of Morningside Park to Central Ave. Land was for the sole and expressed purpose of constructing a road, any other purpose would default the gift and return ownership to heirs. Pltfs. filed to prevent the park-driveway from becoming part of East Parkway. Dfnt., agent of State Highway Comm. 2 folders. Ex. mat: OV maps, etc.

Exhibits only, more files in WT2073 and WT2069. American Surety Co. sued for $53,975.24 for non-completion of construction on the Grand Lodge in Memphis. Early receipts list Medical Arts Bldg. as the receiver of notes/payments. Files marked on cover "Plaintiff's Exhibits Exhibit "A-30"". Housed in 6 folders. Folders organized to create efficient stacking in box.

John Farr sued for a divorce from his wife Audrey. They had only been married for 5 years when he suspected her being with other men. She admitted to having intercourse with George Jackson and stated that he was the father of her youngest child. Plaintiff suing for custody of the other 2 children and for defendant to be restrained from selling or disposing of the household goods and furniture.

File incomplete. Consists only of 3 briefs. Details of case unclear. Plaintiff sued defendant for damages (amount not stated), alleging that she went to him for an abortion & that he was negligent in his treatment of her after the procedure. Plaintiff also indicates that defendant had performed other abortions on her in the past.

Alteman Bros. claims that Pizitz Smolian Corp Stores owes $453.60 on an account for goods, wares, and merchandise sold and delivered to them.

The plaintiffs were the children and heirs of David Guy, Sr. and Roxie Guy. Ellen and Lucy Guy, the aunts of David Guy, Sr., conveyed to him a tract of land in the 4th Civil District in Obion County. The plaintiffs argued their entitlement to said land. Other plaintiffs: Elizabeth Guy, David Guy, Jr., Frank Guy, Jessie Guy (minor), and Samuel Guy (minor). Other defendants: A.C. Cude, Mary S. Cude, David Guy, Sr., and Roxie Guy.

Additional defendants: Mrs. E.C. Offinger and East TN Limestone Quarries. Plaintiffs sued for $5000 damages for personal injuries. Annie Church worked for the Bemberg Plant and was being carried in passenger car when a large truck belonging to the defendant ran a red light and hit the car, inflicting her with permanent injuries to her head, face, and body.

For selling liquor within 4 miles of a schoolhouse.

Owens sued the American Bakeries Co. for $5000 damages. Owens was driving towards Chattanooga on what was known as the Suck Creek Road or Cherokee Trail when the def. car came around a curve on the wrong side of the road at fast speed, colliding with plaintiff's car. Plaintiff suing for demolished car as well as for personal injuries, including 2 fractured ribs and 15 stitches on his left hand and wrist. Exhibits include 3 photographs of crash scene.

Young's husband died and bequeathed to her a life estate in a farm in Perry County, the right to the timber, stock and personal farm and property and 8 notes in the sum of $6922; Claimed her attorney, Wiggs, took more than his share and took advantage of her state of mind

Addtl dfnts: Sarah Padawer, Wiley B. Brown, and Cora Brown. Pltf. was an invited guest to Brown residence at 1299 Adelaide St. in Memphis. Upon her arrival, going up the front steps, pltf. stepped through a porch step and was injured. Pltf. sued for $2K in damages.

Additional Defendants: E. G. Nuckels, Carl Faucette, Fidelity Trust Co., Industrial Bank of Richmond. Origin of Debt: land.

Missing first volume. Plaintiff is the administrator of Mrs. Lucy Lewis dec., who was a patient of the defendant. The defendant is charged with negligence for carelessly burning the deceased on the front part of her body, which caused injury to her skin and internal organs while giving treatment. He was treating her for a skin condition and failed to properly diagnose her and therefore gave a too frequent and high intensity X-ray treatment.

Plaintiff failed to return 12 investment notes of $25 each to J. N. Johnson upon the dates of their maturity. Johnson sued for the value of the notes. Bernard Manufacturing Co. of Iowa City, Iowa consists of Theodore O. Loveland & James L. Records. 2 folders. Exhibits include the 12 promissory notes.

Bill Castle was charged with violating the age of consent because of his relationship with one Lola Carter.

Debt due for damages to goods.

Incomplete case. Briefs, amendment, and stipulation only. Additional defendants: R.T. Johnson Jr. and C.J. Range. Moreland was a candidate for the office of Sheriff in the 1930 election. Moreland charged def. (election commissioners) with fraudulently altering the returns from the election in order to elect W.J. Fair, another candidate. Moreland sought mandamus to compel the def. to recount and certify the true result.

Additional defendants: Alice D. Spears, Donald D. Spears and Lucerne Spears. Pla. and def. were indebted to Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. for $6000, which was secured by a deed of trust. Pla. Believed value of land depreciated and would not sell enough to pay debt. Pla. Accused def. of attempting to sell their interest to get out of paying their share of debt, forcing pla. To pay full amount. Related to case Mrs. Beatrice Spears v. Mrs. Alice Dick Spears, et al. located in box ET 829.

Additional defendants: Andrew J. Ely, W. D. & Carrie L. Capps, and Sylvia Capps. Additional plaintiffs: H. E. Sprankle. Plaintiffs had taken out a mortgage that was coming due and therefore took out a renewal note, however second mortgages fall under different regulations and the plaintiffs held that this was their first mortgage and that they had been extended as opposed to taking out a second mortgage. Exhibits include mortgage deed checks.

Perry sought $50,000 in damages for his 17 year old son's (Dale Perry) death after he touched a supposed broken, or "dead" electric wire that was running through his property in Weakley County

This is an injuction bill….Carl Morrison traded his truck toward the purchase of another truck at Gaylon Motor Co. His original truck had a bolster on it for hauling that was to removed by Gaylon Motor Co. and returned to him. Gaylon Motor Co. did not remove the said bolster and instead sold Morrison's original truck to another person with the bolster as part of the deal…….This case is divided into two folder in New Box #1307 (East TN)

Additional Deft.: Herbert Brodey. Brodey son-in-law of Morris Bart. Plntff., widow of John Key, sued for $10,000 damages. States that on 27 Jan. 1930 her husband, an employee of the Dept. of Hwys & Pub. Works of the State of TN, was struck by a car driven by Bart as he was dumping & leveling chert on the road. He died about an hour later. Brodey had loaned Bart the car. Mentioned: Dora Mae Key, Millie Key & Ruby Bill Key, minor children of John & Callie Key. 2 Folders. Exhibits in Folder 2.

Hardin sued Nelson for $2500 damages caused by negligent driving. Hardin was crossing Rossville Boulevard, when the defendant carelessly and negligently ran his car into Hardin. Hardin suffered from painful lacerations and a shock to his nervous system, which prevented him from working. Hardin alleged that Nelson was driving over the speed limit and on the left side of the street. Court ruled in Hardin's favor for $2200 damages.