Add. Material in ET 1414. Add Def: J. M. Ownby, Ennis Ownby, C. L. (Lum) Conner, Levator Ownby, J. W. Ownby, Allen Ownby, A.J. Huff, O. R. Medlin, R. M. Clabo, the heirs Isaac A. Miller and the heirs of James,Madison and Aaron Ownby. Pla. is seeking to acquire land from the Def. pursuant to the provision of chapter 54 of the Public Published Acts of the State of Tennessee for 1927 for the purpose of acquiring lands in the Smoky Mountain Park area. Exhibit includes 7 maps.

Defendant company is comprised of Thomas R. Price (dec.) & J. Fred Bauman. Plaintiff filed suit against the defendant for their wrongful and unlawful sued out an attachment in McCreary County, Kentucky and having said attachment unlawfully levied upon two Mack trucks to the plaintiff's damage in the sum of $5,000. Said attachment was sued out in 1924.

Add. Def. in error Ethel Lively, wife of Robert Lively. Defendants had driven to the Southern Railway Train Depot to pick up a package. Defendants were riding in a wagon being pulled by a mule. While at the depot, a train suddenly began blowing its horn and moving, causing the mule to run away and Ethel to be thrown from the wagon and sustain injury. More of case in box ET 1320.

Briefs only. Additional plaintiff: Charles O. Fraley. Additional defendant: A.U. Rhyne. Allen Rhyne, minor, was struck by a train while driving a truck. He was sued the defendant and the train engineer for damages from personal injuries. More of case can be found in Allen Rhyne et al. v. Southern Railway Company et al. in box ET 333. 3 folders.

Defendant was a candidate for Sheriff of said county while W. O. Harrison was the current Sheriff and a candidate for re-election. When he was elected, the defendant was living outside the county and failed to reside in the county for the mandatory sixty day period before casting a vote or being nominated as a citizen. Filed this injunction to prevent the defendant from presenting himself in front of the County Judge for the purpose of taking oath of the office.

The Seventy Five Tire Co. sued for $3500 damages caused by defendant Munson's negligent operation of a huge and heavy Mack Truck belonging to the defendant company. Munson had brought truck to the plaintiff's business for storage. As it was driving up ramp, it fell through the floor to the basement below and thereby destroyed the entrance and exit to plaintiff's business. Plaintiff suing for def.'s negligence in not telling them the vehicle weighed more than 31,000 pounds.

Pltf. asserted dfnts. wrongfully conspired to damage and destroy pltf. for sum of $500,000. Fitzhugh was prevented from becoming a purchasing party of the Union & Planters Bank & Trust, and began to make arrangements to partner with Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co. to purchase the Memphis Commercial Appeal, Inc. Also involves the Nashville Tennessean and Knoxville Journal, Inc., and D. D. Robertson, State Superintendent of Banks. In 2 folders. Addtl file in WT2121.

The defendant is indebted to the plaintiff. The plaintiff wishes to garnish the defendants' wages to repay the debt.

Plaintiffs sued the railroad co. for $10,000 damages. Plaintiffs were driving on Highland Avenue and reached point where several railroad tracks intersect and cross said avenue. Plaintiffs charged def. with negligently operating a train and not giving any warning when it collided with plaintiff's car, causing great injuries. Court ruled in plaintiffs' favor-$100 for Jean and $500 for Mabel. Def. appealed. Exhibits include 7 photographs of damaged car and railroad crossing and oversized map. 2 folders.

Patterson sued the Greyhound Lines for $5000 damages. Patterson boarded one of def. buses from Chattanooga to Atlanta when it ran off the highway, down an embankment, and turned over-permanently injuring the plaintiff in her arm and shoulder. Court ruled in plaintiff's favor for $1500. Def. moved for new trial, was overruled, and then appealed. Court ruled again in plaintiff's favor but for $350. Def. again moved for new trial, was overruled, and appealed again. 2 folders.

Day sued the insurance company for $3500 due her on an insurance policy on the life of her husband, Ruby Houston Day. Her husband was killed by T. Earle Robertson who suddenly went insane and killed 4 people while they were working at J.W. Bell Milling Company. The insurance company refused to pay double indemnity, therefore Day sued.

Defendants sued for $1000 for personal injuries and damages to his wife, Eva Clair Varnell. Defendant lost control of his automobile and crashed into the plaintiffs. Exhibits include 4 photos of the accident scene and a letter recounting the accident.

Klotz sued the defendant for $50,000 damages. Defendant was a German corporation operating out of Elizabethton who manufactured rayon. Klotz was employed as an engineer to supervise the installation of machinery and improve manufacture of product. Pla. Was falsely accused by def. of being a commercial spy, stealing and selling valuable manufacturing secrets. Pla. Suing def. for damage to his home, his good name, and his reputation and for libel-making him unable to find employment. 2 folders.

H.C. Gray, father of Harold Gray, sued the gas company for $15,000. While plaintiff was driving his motorcycle on Walnut Street in Johnson City in a careful manner, one of the agents of the defendant (Lew Price) drove a Ford automobile in a careless manner by suddenly turning left and suddenly stopping without warning. Def. collided with plaintiff's motorcycle, causing him to be knocked several feet, causing permanent injuries and impairing his capacity to earn a livelihood.

Tibbs sued Lederer for unlawfully, willfully, and maliciously filing a bill in Chancery Court of Knox County against plaintiff in which bill it was negligently and falsely alleged that plaintiff was insolvent, was squandering his assets, and needed a receiver to take charge of his assets.

Lyle sued the Interstate Life & Casualty Co. for debt due by life insurance policy on the life of Nola Lyle, dec. after demand had been made and payment refused. Lyle sought face of policy ($225) and 25% penalty for withholding payment. Payment was withheld on the grounds of failing to pay the premiums.

Def. in error was traveling by foot along the Dixie Highway where he passed a filling station, restaurant, and dance hall known as Shady Springs, and operated by the Pla. in error. As he passed Shady Springs, a dog ran from the building to the Def. in error and bit his leg causing injury and pain.