Election issues involving the town of Greenfield and its' municipal election of 1891.

Kelly wanted a vote on a school-building bond issue declared invalid because (a) no election was held at 11 of 29 polling places in the county and (b) omitted from the ballot were instructions to mark the appropriate square opposite the question. Exhibits include official ballot, newspaper clipping reporting election results by precinct, and letter from the regional director of the [Public Works Administration] which built airports, dams, schools, warships & bridges during the Depression.

Both Moore and Caldwell were candidates for County Judge in an August 1894 election. Caldwell received more votes than Moore. Moore argues that the ballots that were used for Caldwell were not valid and should not be counted. The ballots that are in question have been presented as evidence in this case. They were with the case in a separate bag. The bag and the said ballots are in their own folder in Box 595 and have been labeled as such. Case files are in multiple folders.

Opinion only.

Contested election for 14th civil district justice of the peace. Includes election talley. Testimony by: W. P. Battle, E. R. Turley, C. T. Kelly, J. N. Oliver, P. H. Duffy, Dan Dooley, Frank Long, J. E. Huff, Madison Vonner, Cham Jones, Martin Kelly, W. Condon, A. Canale, B. Harris Motley, Charles Rainey, and George Podesta.

Additional Defendants: T. R. Keys, Frank E. Broyles, Frank T. Gentry, Commissioners of Election for Unicoi County. This action was brought by Evans to recover the office of Sheriff of Unicoi County.

Additional defendants: A. B. Carter, T. O. Vinton, O. I. Kruger, G. B. Malone, C. J. Haase, P. H. Pehlan, W. C. Edmondson. A. B. Carter, T. O. Vinton and James Brett Jr. constitute the Board of Election Commissioners of Shelby County, Tennessee. Additional Plaintiffs: E. A. Neeley and J. M. Steen (included upon amendment). Suit concerns the election for members of the Board of Education of the Memphis City Schools.

Additional plaintiffs: Mr. B. L. Weller. Additional defendants: J. L. Powell, J. H. Aycock, W. B. Klinke, S. Y. Wilson, and George McSweyn. Case concerns the Elementary School Board of Shelby County.

Wilkerson sued Cathcart, G. E. Garner, & Charles A. Reed; all parties in the suit having run for Justice of the Peace. There was an error in tallying of the votes, & Wilkerson filed a petition to have a recount.

Election dispute over the office of County Clerk.

"Motion to Dissolve Injunction and on Amendments." Folders of this case are in multiple boxes: ET box # 709, ET 711, and ET 713. Additional Plaintiffs: B. L. Duncan, Abram Nightingale, H. M. Randall, J. V. Wright, Mrs. J. S. Bowden, C. C. Haun, J. O. Griffin, George Brookhart, Harry Sabine, Eugene Smathers, A. H. Hall, W. M. Victry, Emma F. Dodge, Elizabeth Fletcher, etc.

Defendant James H. Malone is mayor of Memphis and former member Legislative Council. Additional defendants: John T. Walsh, E. G. Henning, H.T. Bruce. Crump served as mayor of Memphis 3 two year terms. Influential in politics for nearly fifty years. Edward Crump was officially elected Mayor of Memphis in Nov. 1909. He beat out J. J. Williams who went to the Legislative Council and contested the election of Crump. Crump charging that Legis. council. has no authority to determine outcome of election.

Additional plaintiffs: W. M. Mewton, C. R. Hickey. H. E. Hoodenpyle, W. C. Thurman, J. M. Johnson. Additional defendants: John B. Smith and James M. Layne. Defendants are on the Education Board of Sequatchie County. Case deals with the general school law as found in Chapter 113 of the General Assembly if 1925. Both parties claim to be duly elected to the board in question.

Additional defendants: Laura Gamble, S.E. Brock, Harve Elkins, Harve Williams, and Cal Wade. def.'s Alexander, Gamble and Brock were Board of Election Commissioners of Anderson County. They held a special election to elect a Justice of the Peace. Foust suing for decree disqualifying the votes of residents of Norris in said election because the property belonged to the TN Valley Authority and was within the jurisdiction of the U.S. government, and therefore its people were not Tennessee residents.

Additional plaintiffs: Dena Gaines. Additional defendants: John Loague, admr. Of C. B. Connell, dec.

Additional Plaintiff: Haze Moore. Additional Defendant: N. F. Stokely.

Election concerned changes to the laws pertaining to liquor violations.

Plaintiff says his district is entitled to two constables and, since he received the second highest number of votes, he was elected. He is sued Worsham, who has refused to grant him a certificate of election.

Opinion only. Fentress County case found in East TN boxes.

Additional Plaintiffs: Henry Drinnon, Hugh S. Moles, C. M. Collins, J. C. Tent, Clay Lawson, E. O. Parkey, James Lynch, Clyde Parkey, H. C. Lawson, Arlie Stapleton, Broton Fleenor, Tylor Johnson, Harrison Burke, B. M. Mullins, Dan Roberts, H. K. Wolfe, James Minor, Luther Mitchel, Walter Jones, Noah Sutton. Additional Defendants: Leonard Wilburn, Kyle Lawson, Ples Greene, William Gibson, Silas Collins, W. R. Made, George Neal, Ellis Johnson, George Rhea, R. T. Mathis, Porter Ramsey, Alf Delp.

Additional Defendants: C. M. (Coonie) Johnson, Dave H. Kelso, Carl McCollouch, Roy Sherrill, John Everett, S. P. Dannel, Homer Littleton. Reply briefs only. The petition was filed for the purpose of asserting his election to the office of constable in the 1948 election.

Additional parties: Too many to name. Case concerns election that took place at a new independent school district known as RoEllen School in respect to the issuance of school bonds. Upon passing $10,000 in school bonds would have been used to erect a new public school building. Plaintiffs claim the election was illegal and contrary to law and all vote that were casts are void and therefor there is no authority for the issuance and sale of bonds. 2 folders.