Cora Distretti's husband Louis died on December 6, 1926. They had a life insurance policy in place with the defendant but the defendant refused to pay the whole amount of the policy after his death. Plaintiff sued for $4000, the value stated of the policy. Louis had been shot by two "bandits" that had robbed a store he owned and died from the wounds. Exhibits that are supposed to be attached to pages 63 and 64 are missing.

Question of Tuggle being entitled to an injunction to protect his fence boundaries or if Burks was entitled to enter the land and take a 5 acre tract in the middle that he purchased from Bettie Walker Ex: drawing of Tuggle lands

Plaintiffs claimed that defendant entered into a contract to purchase property from them located at corner of Peach (Carnes) Avenue and Queen Street in Memphis but failed to complete the purchase. Purchase price was $5000 and included 4 duplex houses and one single house. More in WT1137. Some files found with State v. Frank Abels, et al. (WT2156).

McDaniel asserted the Ins. Co. owed him $300 for a policy that stated if more than 1/10th of an inch of rain fell on May 31, 1926 between the hours of 10a and 4p his property would be insured. It rained more than that during the timeframe, thus making the company liable for payment.

Plaintiff sued claiming the insurance company had not paid death benefits to her after her husband, Allen Tanner, died on Dec. 15, 1924. Amount of insurance was $530. Housed in 2 folders.

Plaintiff sued claiming defendants were illegally using a strip of land she owned on North Second Street in Memphis. Plaintiff asked for $500 in rent for the use of her land by the defendants.

Case includes a petition of certiorari. Case file is incomplete; opinion and correspondence only.

Tennessee and her husband, James B. Drake, took out life insurance policies naming each other beneficiaries. James died on April 23, 1926 of a protracted illness that affected his heart. Premiums were kept on schedule. After her husband took ill, Ins. Agent M. M. McGaughey attempted to get them to cancel one of the policies. Pltf. kept policies with L. G. Murray, who surrendered docs to said agent who cancelled them. This was not told to pltf until after James' death.