Plaintiff claims that the defendant as administratrix of the estate of C.D. Willis was indebted to the plaintiff for eighty five dollars.

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.

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.

Additional plaintiffs: Annie Gaines Reed, Mary Gaines Eidson and Charles Eidson. Additional defendants: J.W. Haywood, Maggie Haywood, E.F. Lennon, R.L. Huff, Commercial Bank and Trust Co., Charles Gaines and Annie May Gaines. Gaines et al. suing for deed between E.H. Rocket and Andy Gaines & Cordelia McKinney, which attempted to convey a joint tenancy between Gaines and McKineey to be declared and void; for land to be sold and the Bank restrained from selling property.

Plaintiff a corporation based in Lynchburg, VA., sued to recover $624.38 from deft. In Jan. 1928 deft. leased space to operate a beauty parlor in a building pla.. had under construction at that time. Space leased for 3 years at rent of $700 a year. On 21 Dec. 1928 deft. voluntarily broke the terms of the lease by discontinuing the operation of the beauty shop.

Plaintiff in error is accused of assaulting Walter P. Russell. Plaintiff and Russell were at the home of Ade Gray in Back Alley. Gray was intoxicated and the two were trying to get him to go to bed. The Plaintiff and Russell began arguing when Plaintiff allegedly cut Russell with a knife.

"Charge of violating the age of consent on a female by the name of Lucy Mullins on or about the ___ day of August 1930." The female in question testified that she was 17 years of age. She had been a resident of Meigs County. While in Knoxville, defendant and girl visited office of Dr. C. E. Pierce to determine if she was pregnant.
Motion for a new trial; appeal to TN Supreme Court @ Knoxville.

Defendant is the administrator of the estate of W. F. Newson (dec'd). In 1928, A. A. Johnson conveyed to the plaintiff and the deceased, her husband, a farm in said county. The deceased planted over 10,000 trees and had over 20,000 pounds of hay from the property. The deed entitles the plaintiff to sole ownership of the farm upon her husband's death, but believes she is exempt from his debts. Filed suit to declare her rights and to deny the defendant as a nursery handler rights to profits from the trees.

Johnson sued Richards to recover a Conover baby grand piano. Court ruled in favor of defendant. Plaintiff moved court for new trial, which was overruled, and then he appealed. Exhibits include Johnson's administrator's letters and J.M. Cook's chattel mortgage.

This case deals with a dispute over the payment on a property (delinquent taxes) and if a lien can be placed on the property. Related to box 1505.

Add. Def. W. T. Ross, Eckel S. Ross, Rachael Ross, Mary Nelle Ross, C. C. Ross and Lassie Ross, all children of W. T. Ross, A. W. Mays trustee, the Federal Land Bank of Louisville, and James B. Davis trustee. Pla. is seeking payment for a note due in the sum of $1500. Pla. claims Ross fraudulently executed a trust deed, recorded in the Knox County Register’s Office in book 433 page 1, to A. W. Mays in order to defeat their claim.

Crumley sued Faust for $312.50 debt due by commission from drink concessions at 1930 East Tennessee Division Fair.

Exhibit materials are photographs. Add. Defendant: Steward Reed. The plaintiff was travelling in her automobile when the wife and child of S. Reed turned her car unexpectedly and without looking directly in front of the plaintiff, causing the plaintiff to turn sharply into oncoming traffic. J. T. Redding was driving towards her failed to stop, hitting her at a high speed. The plaintiff suffered serious injuries from the collision and accumulated significant medical bills and sued for $20,000 in damages

Transcript states James P. Roddy and wife Kate C. Roddy as plaintiffs and the City of Knoxville as defendants. James & Kate Roddy purchased from George W. Baxter & James C. Neely, exe. of C. M. McGhee, dec. a tract of land. The executors are sued the city to recover depreciated market value of said property after having damaged the property by widening the sidewalk and reducing accessibility to the property in the amount of $20,000. 2 folders.

Additional plaintiff: Blanche M. Hudson. Additional defendant: Daniel Kelly. Plaintiffs are the owners in fee of a tract of land in said county and borrowed $600 from the defendant. The defendant later tried to question their legal title to the land as a lieu of the loan.

Plea of trespass to his damage of $20,000. Defendants published in the Knoxville Herald a defamatory article titled "The Common Liar" Again Suffering From An Attack of Niggardly Situperation by Bartow G. Wilson. Article included on pages 4-5. Additional plaintiffs: Bartow G. Wilson and Knoxville Herald newspaper.

Brownlows recovered judgment against Ressler for $430 & for possession of premises at No. 310 Wall Avenue in Knoxville, where proprietorship shoe repair business was located (known as Wall Avenue Shoe Shop). Shop at 1 point operated by Louis Friedman, brother-in-law of Fred Millen, who leased the premises from the Brownlows. Friedman had become indebted to Ressler, who allowed Millen's son Louis to operate the shoe repair shop until debt pd. Dispute over ownership of the shop.

Add. Defendants: Lillian D. Galbraith, Mrs. M. A. Thweatt, Alfred G. Adkins, Jr., J. P. Stanton, & J. Wallace Keller. Issue over the conveyance and deed to a certain tract of land in said county.

Nina Sterchi, exe. of W. H. Sterchi, dec.; Deceased indebted to Wrey for $2,500 for legal services. Ex A: copy of will; Ex 23: memo from Wray to Mrs. Sterchi; Ex 7: agreement document between Sterchi and Wray and Certificate of Incorporation; Ex 3-22: checks made payable to Wray from Sterchi.

Additional plaintiff.: S. B. Newman, Jr. Additional Defts.: L. L. Montgomery & wife, Cassie; John Richards; J. B. Richards & wife, Margaret. Plaintiff. sued to enjoin Mitchell from pursued a lawsuit to recover $390.33 plus interest & attorney's fees upon each of 3 $500 notes executed by J. B. & Margaret Richards & secured by trust deeds. 2 Folders.

Illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor (operating a still).

F. M. Carey died owning large estate, leaving widow Kate (3rd wife), 2 minor twin children Margaret & Marjorie by 2nd wife, & adult children by 1st wife: sons G. C. & Murphy (exes), F. M. Carey Jr., Pearl Carey Chesney, Nola Standifer. Will disinherited the twins (now 5 yrs. old), leaving property to widow Kate & his adult children. Twins live with Archer, their maternal grandpa, who also cares for twins' mom Mary Manilla Carey, who has been ruled insane. Kate's maiden name was Nottingham.

Exhibit Only. Return Receipts from Postal Services to Knoxville Knitting Mills Company.

Add. Defendants: J. J. Connor & W. F. Long. Prior to 1929, the parties had been married and were owners in fee as tenants of certain real estate, which was improved with about $550 in additions. Plaintiff is illiterate and trusted J. J. Connor when she sold the property. Pla. claims he is guilty of fraudulently taking advantage of the defendant by making her sign a contract that gave her no money or security for the sale. Soon after, H. Spraggins abandoned her, participating in the false transaction.