Plaintiff charges Defendant with practices violating the Fair Wages Act of 1938. Exhibits include paycheck stubs, payroll sheets,

Addtl dfnts: Catharine M. Hall; Munder A. Cooper; J. G. Cooper; Thos. P. Philips; and O. B. Headrick, admr. of the estate of Thomas Philips. Howard sued to recover the wages owed to him when he acted as attorney for the dfnts. in another case.

Additional Defendant: Ann Simonton.

Complainants are the Trustees of the Hospital: R. E. Johnson, F. S. Johnson, L. R. Rogers, U. S. Walton, J. J. Evans, O. S. Ridley, W. M. Davis. As trustees they have management and complete control of the hospital ground and building. The lot on which the hospital stands was bequeathed to the church for the purpose of building a hospital. The Trustee leased the property for a period of 12 years for the purpose of erecting a building. Dr Martin operated hospital to end of lease. Failed to make payments.

Additional Complainant: D. C. Bogart. Additional Defendant: Charles Williams. Origin of Debt: rent and breach of rental agreement.

Additional plaintiffs: Samuel J. Lesueur. Additional defendants: Baxter Court, The Nashville Trust Co., Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Plaintiff sued to recover $3,800 for debt on work done to Baxter Court, and place a mechanic's lien on the sale of said building until debts are paid. Plaintiff hired to plaster walls and deaden floors in Baxter Court. Baxter founded the Tennessee Central Railroad, was the publisher of The Legal Reporter and served on the Tennessee State Senate.

Blevins sued Gaines over $44 in wages for work done, but case doesn't specify what that work was.

Plaintiffs allege that in Dec. 1903 they contracted with defendant to deliver 2 car loads of holly at $1.50 per crate. They fulfilled the contract & were paid for the first car load, but defendant refused to pay the $247.50 due them for the second car load. They are suing to collect this amount, interest & cost.

Additional Plaintiffs: H. N. Campbell, D. S. Jenkins, and George Ryan. Additional Defendant: W. C. O'Brien. Plaintiffs are Justices of the Peace who are suing for the right to continue their duties as elected.

Additional Plaintiffs: W. J. Hines. Additional Defendants: R. Hough; S. H. DeBevors; Effie Delbach; Aquila and Allen Delbach, minor heirs of C. Delbach, and Thomas H. Allen their Guardian.

Wages due school teacher. Brief only.

Addtl pltf: R. L. Rolfe. Addtl dfnts: George C. Kaucher, E. G. Hodges, The Baptist Memorial Hospital, Fidelity Bank & Trust Co., and F. M. Robertson. Dfnt. co. was engaged in business as general contractors. Pltfs. sued dfnts. to pay for the labor used in constructing the Physician's and Surgeon's Building for the hospital. Pltfs. asserted they are owed $3,550 for work done under the employment of dfnts.

The Illinois Central Railroad Company and several of its employees are in a dispute over wages.

Debt for labor.

Other plaintiffs: B. G. Henning; H. T. Bruce; D. S. Rice. Plaintiffs are members of Board of Fire & Police Commissioners.

Defendant previously made a contract with Plaintiff to build defendant a house. There was only a partial execution of the contract by fault of the defendant. This bill was filed by Plaintiff to recover unpaid wages.

Plaintiff alleged that defendants are indebted to him for professional services rendered by plaintiff in defending Johnson and his brother in circuit court. Additional Defendant: Eliza Johnson

The plaintiff Shields sued Sylvester D. Christian for repayment of $400 debt of legal services rendered by the plaintiffs in the matter of debt due the defendant in the case against Nelson Mynatt. See related case in ET 1847, Nelson Mynatt v. S. D. Christian.

Final Decree only. Date: Unknown - found with 1906 documents.

Case revolves around a teacher and a potential breach of contract. Additional Defendants: George Freeman, William McGraw, Richard Bradford, and Carter Scruggs.

Additional Defendants: Jellico Grocery Co., Lexington Ades Dry Goods Co., Nashville Coal Co., Commerce Union Bank, H. L. Reese, trustee, P. F. Ligon, John P. Williams Jr., Hugo Gernt, Arthur Gernt, Walter Gernt, Roosevelt Lane, and Mrs. U. S. Draughon. 5 folders; one whole box.

Additional Defendants: Nathaniel Trigg, Henry Trigg, Nathaniel Trigg, Jr., and Mattie John Trigg.

Folder only contains briefs. Wife, Nora Maihes, was daughter of defendant & granddaughter of decedent. Handwriting is very difficult to decipher, so plaintiffs' & defendant's last names could be wrong.

Add. plaintiff: E. M. Claiborne. Add. defendant: Katherine E. Mountcastle. During and prior to 1934, the defendants entered into a written lease agreement with the plaintiffs to reside in a certain house belonging to the plaintiffs. They agreed to pay $125 per month until 1935. The defendants failed to pay any of the rent and left without notice, owning the plaintiffs $940.