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

The defendant was charged with transporting more than one gallon of liquor that was more than 0.5% alcohol and selling it within four miles of a school.

Plaintiff in error is accused of transporting liquor. The original case also included Lizzie Wyatt as a defendant. Wyatt runs a restaurant and lunch counter out of her home. Plaintiff in error claims he stopped at Wyatt's to get out of the rain when Wyatt gave him the keys to her cellar and asked him to lock it. While in the cellar, Plaintiff in error found and picked up a jar of whiskey. A constable who had been watching the house confronted and eventually arrested Gregory.

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.

2 folders. Plaintiff is accused of stealing the personal property of Rufus Martin, Neal Martin, Victor Martin, and Francis Martin, including 2 steers, and 3 heifers. The Martins are siblings and in the cattle business together. Baker lives close to where the sibling's cattle are kept, described as Meadow Creek Falls.

Berney was driving a Pontiac Roadster on a Claiborne County public road when he struck the bumper of a large truck operated by the defendant. Berney averred that truck driver had "unlawfully, carelessly, negligently, and recklessly parked said truck and left it standing" diagonally into the road in front of Brown's store (Speedwell, Tennessee).

Evans was operating a restaurant and found to be in possession of illegal liquor. When the police entered the restaurant, a buzzer was heard in the back and Thompson was observed pouring a liquid into a tub. The bottle holding the liquid smelled like alcohol. Evans is the former owner of the restaurant, having been jailed in Atlanta for some time, and claims he was only there when it was raided to eat. Exhibit material includes search warrants. Restaurant is located at 323 W. 9th St. Chattanooga, TN.

Incomplete case file. Plaintiff in error is accused of stealing a watch from Charley Johnson and converting it to his own use.

Add. Cause of Action: Receiving stolen property and housebreaking. Filed with this case is another case against Martin with the same case style but for Possessing Liquor. Both arrests appear to have occurred in a relatively short time frame but for completely separate situations. In the first, Pla. is accused of breaking into the garage of E. O. Butcher located on Lake Street in Knoxville. In the second, Martin was arrested in his home for possessing liquor.

Fuller was tried and found guilty of assaulting John C. Cox and attempting to commit voluntary manslaughter. An argument took place when Cox's friends Wright and Davis forced Fuller off the road--Fuller admitted that his car was undamaged, but that the incident did "irreparable injury to his feelings." Fuller pursued the two, but they cut him off again. By then Fuller was so agitated that he "applied to the occupants of the Ford an epithet suggesting canine maternal ancestry."

Plaintiff was arrested on the 4th of July while carrying home brewed alcohol from his car into his restaurant. The arresting officer found 72 bottles of what appeared to be home brewed alcohol. The contents of the bottles were never analyzed. Plaintiff's restaurant is described as being in the City of Athens in the Wilson building near the L. & N. Depot.

Incomplete document: Motion for a new trial only. Unnamed victim. Motion filed partially because of the Attorney General's inflammatory closing arguments about sentence leniency.

Incomplete case file. Plaintiff in error is accused of unlawfully possessing liquor.

Pla. in error is accused by the State of causing Grant Mabe to murder her husband William Jones and was initially tried in the case of, "Grant Mabe et al. v. State." Mabe's trial was put on hold after he was found to be insane and committed to the State Hospital For the Insane near Knoxville. Pla. was granted a separate trial and found guilty of Accessory Before the Fact to Murder in the First Degree. Pla. lived with her husband, children, and Mabe on a farm rented from George Campbell near Rogersville.

Defendant was charged with possessing liquors with a higher alcohol content of 0.5% and with intent to sell.

Cause of action: age of consent. Unclear whether she was raped. Earley charged and convicted of assault and battery upon Kate Myers, 20 years old, and violently, forcibly and againist her will, ravish and carnally know her. Myers became pregnant and the baby was a month old at time of case. Earley was sentenced to 3-5 years in penitentiary.

Pla. in error disturbed a prayer session at Smyrna Church by going through the church with a flashlight, looking for a lost pocket watch. After being unable to find it, Pla. in error left the church and began walking along the highway. Pla. in error then turned around to go back to the church to look for the watch again. On his way back, Pla. in error passed Rolly West and began cussing. When asked not to use such language in front of women, Pla. in error cut West and his wife with a knife.

Shooting Victim: Annie Grace Gilliland. 2 folders

Victim: Anna Grace Gilliland. Killed by electrocution.

Howard was accused of beating and bludgeoning W. T. Porter with a stick, intending to "kill and murder the said W. T. Porter in the 2nd degree".

Victim: Nellie Pittman. 2 folders.