Slover was hit by a truck, owned by Nohsey and Schwab, while crossing Union Street in Memphis on March 8, 1929.

The Solomon's were sued the Ivey's for $36.80 debt due by rent, light and water bill and plumbing repair. Court ruled in plaintiffs' favor for $3.80. Plaintiffs appealed. Dispute over $25, which the Iveys claimed was paid to Solomons to apply on a rental contract, whereas the Solomons claimed was paid as a bonus for removing the former tenant.

Truck plaintiff was driving was struck by a train owned and operated by plaintiffs. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks damages. Judgment for plaintiff, reversed on appeal. Additional Plaintiff: U. A. Rhyne. Additional Defendant: Charles O. Fraley. More of case can be found in box ET 1336.

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.

Addtl dfnt: J. L. Carlisle. Pltf. sued for $50,000 in damages after she was hospitalized and unconscious for weeks after being struck by an ambulance owned/operated by dfnts. Pltf. was exiting a street car on Madison Ave. when the ambulance, responding to a call on Poplar Ave. recklessly drove around the streetcar, striking pltf. Ex. mat: personal medical history of hospitalization for Mrs. S. C. Dalehite following accident. In 3 folders.

Addtl pltfs: W. C. Pittman. Addtl dfnt: Mrs. Meyer Sundock. Pltf. was permanently and badly injured in an automobile accident with the dfnt. around Chelsea Avenue and Second Street in Memphis. She was pulled under the dfnts.' car, lacerating her face and body, breaking bones, dislocating joints, and impairing vision in her right eye. Ex. mat.: Photographs. In 3 folders.

Pla. in error and several other people picked up Def. in error Dorothy, daughter of Def. George, at her home. The group was driving on the government road leading from Chattanooga to Ringgold when Pla. allowed another unexperienced driver to take the wheel of the car causing the car to turn over and greatly injure Def. Dorothy. Def. are seeking damages for injuries resulting from negligence.

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.

Ruth Whittemore sued Otis Brothers Furniture Company for $5000 damages. Defendant was the owner of a retail installment furniture house. Pla. sued def. whose agent entered her house while she was at work and took her living room furniture, causing her financial damage and loss to her credit standing and violated her right of privacy as well as humiliated her in front of the neighborhood. She charged that she did not buy said furniture from the defendant and so had no right to take it.

Additional plaintiffs: Newton Chevrolet & General Motors Acceptance Corporation. Debt dispute for $350 over unpaid bill and reparations after repossessing a car. Exhibits include contract of sale, notice of sale at public action and several letters regarding Trew is overdue on monthly payments.

sued for the defendant unlawfully taking out of their possession and detaining from the defendant one Ford Roadster automobile.

The plaintiff shipped one bird dog from Finger Tennessee to Fort Plain, New York. While the dog was in the possession of the defendant the dog was injured and by reason of such injury became worthless and thus breach its said contract.

In 1930, the plaintiff was an agent of the defendant and had been for many years, writing insurance policies and collecting premiums. He made a weekly deposit of $2.00 to the defendant, intended to hold them safe from any misappropriation of money from premiums. When the plaintiff quit, the defendant had $140 belonging to the plaintiff, to be returned with interest. Plaintiff alleges the defendant falsely composed defamatory libel to prevent the plaintiff from collecting his funds and damaging his name.

2 folders. Casefile also includes, "Maude Gilley v. Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Railway," and "Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia Railway v. Allie Joe Gilley, Louise Gilley and Irene Gilley." C. C. Gilley was operating his automobile on Hooker road where the train tracks of the Def. cross the road. When he attempted to cross the tracks, his car hit by a train. Pla.'s wife and children who were also in the car were injured. Pla. claims Def. was negligent in its operation of it train cars. Diagram included.

Ben Hicks was killed after being struck by a rail car owned and operated by the Pla. in error. Def. in error believes that the rail car did not have a proper lookout, did not attempt to stop and did not blow a warning whistle to alert Mr. Hicks. Def. in error is seeking damages for negligence.

Carr sued the insurance company to recover on his policy. Carr was a physician stationed at Elizabethton. While Carr's policy was in effect, Carr became paralyzed in his feet, legs, and hands. Defendant paid him $479.92-the amount due him for March to May 1930. Defendant refused to make further payments that plaintiff was entitled to for May to September 1930. Plaintiff suing for $1826.61. Court ruled in pla. Favor for $1350 and an additional $100 per month as long as he was totally disabled.

Varnell is sued the defendants for the damages of $2,500 for an automobile accident. Varnell claims that he and his wife were both physically injured when Byrd who works for Chattanooga Sash & Millwork collided with them.

Sought $15,000 in damages for personal injuries sustained on Poplar Avenue in Memphis, west of Aulon Viaduct through "negligent operation" of Breeden's Studebaker Sedan car; Hurley was caught and dragged about 5 feet and then thrown into street; Had fracture in right leg, 4 teeth knocked out, jaw permanently damaged; Ex: xray plates

In 1930, the plaintiff was a passenger in one of the defendant's taxi-cabs. The cab operator and agent of the defendant, Jack Day, wrongfully and violently assaulted the plaintiff, striking him over the head with a pistol. The resulting injuries caused the plaintiff to miss work and compile significant medical bills. Plaintiff sued for damages in the sum of $5,000.

"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.

Johnson sued defendant for debt due by breach of contract involving an exchange of automobiles in that it failed to comply with conditional sale statute of TN, to his damage under $500. Possibly related to Johnson City Buick Company v. Edgar Johnson located in box ET 742. 2 folders.

Opinion only. Davidson County case found in East TN boxes. Additional Parties: Unknown. Cause of Action: Dispute over control of Frankin's electric provider.

Berger & Cohen: L. Berger and Sol Cohen. Pltfs. sued to recover $219.03 in debt for merchandise sold and delivered to defendants at their special request.

Berry sued cousin Long & Carter Fagg Co. (had tobacco warehouse in Morristown) over 896 lbs of tobacco Berry says stolen from him Dec. 31; says he next saw it on floor of Carter Fagg warehouse week later, identified it by ties, macadam dust (his tobacco raised near macadam road), tobacco grade, & blue feather (Berry had blue hen at barn where tobacco stored). Witnesses: Bob Wolfe (Berry's sharecropper) & sons Coy & Roy; Long's teen children Rossie May & Ralph, Walter McMillan (col., worked for Long).