Additional Defendant: O. T. Draewell.

$5,000.00 in damages. Photograph of wood stairs fastened to page 35.

Plaintiff sued Defendant after being injured from a fall off a horse. Exhibits include correspondences. Add. Defendant: Walker's Riding School.

A driver of a Chattanooga Medicine Co. delivery truck had a head on collision with a motorcyclist. The truck made a right turn at an intersection and the motorcyclist ran into the truck. Brannon sued for $20,000 in damages for the injuries he sustained when hit by the truck. The accident caused two compound fractures on Brannon's left, and once it healed his legs were different lengths. Both Pl and Def accused the other of speeding and driving recklessly. Oversize plat at M-17-18

Resulting from a car collision. Additional Plaintiff: J. M. Merriman. 2 folders.

Defendant in error hand his finger crushed and hand injured while coupling one of the locomotive engines owned by the plaintiff in error. At the time of the accident, he was employed as a fireman by the railway and he claimed that the incident was caused by a defective coupler. The circuit court awarded the fireman $500.

Final Decree and bill of cost only.

J. C. & J. M. Marler owned a dairy truck that struck Nelson & broke his leg. The Marlers claimed that Nelson contributed to the injury by crossing the street in the middle of the block & in congested traffic. Testimony: Mrs. F. N. Steil Jr., Clifford Shelley, A. J. Newport, both Marlers & Dr. J. N. Higgenbotham. Affidavits: Sam H. Ford & Joe Lowery. Charlie Nelson, "colored," worked at a filling station on Frazier Street, and was running out of the Shop Easy store when he was hit.

Plaintiff Gamble sued the defendant company for damages for injuries sustained while he was working for the defendant as a "helper" around a crane that struck the plaintiff in the head, shoulder, and ankle. Gamble said the wheel of the crane falling was the result of negligance on the part of the defendant who failed to properly inspect and maintain it. Exhibits include three hand-drawn diagrams that show the crane, its wheels, and its shafts.

Resulting from a car accident. 2 folders.

Plaintiff Gamble sued the defendant company for $10,000 in damages for injury to his body when a crane fell on him while working for the defendant. Exhibits are three hand-drawn images of the crane and attached wheel and shaft that injured the plaintiff.

Plaintiffs were injured passengers, or guardian of same, of truck driven by Def. Glidden, who was involved in a car accident with Def. Davis. Add. Plaintiffs: Bobby Ritchie, Louis Hillis. Add. Defendants: Vance C. Davis.

Plaintiff was injured when she was caught in a shutting door on a bus owned and operated by Defendants. Exhibits include hours worked sheet, medical receipt. Add. Defendant: Frank H. Lewis.

Resulting from unclean baking practices. Additional Plaintiffs: Fred Jones, Jack Jones, W. H. Jones, Ollie Camp, and Mildred Camp.

Additional Defendant: The Tennessee Electric and Power Company.

Barnes sued after her husband Tom Barnes, "a middle aged colored man," was killed by an empty C. N. O. & T. P. railroad car. Mr. Barnes was employed unloading coal from boxcars. Plaintiff charges negligence on railway's part. Perhaps of interest is a passage explaining why poor people picked up coal and wood along the tracks. Other defendants: Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co., Southern Railway Co., and Belt Railway of Chattanooga. Other plaintiffs not named.

2 Folders.

Defendant acting as administrator of estate of , deceased.

Case file is incomplete; brief only.

Additional Defendants: Georgia Wright. Cause of Action: Worker's Compensation.