84 other plaintiffs listed, too many to name all.
Other defendants: Jerry Whitson; Algood Moore; Putnam County.

Collection of privilege taxes against liquor establishments.

The plaintiff insisted they were not required to pay certain taxes, as levied by the defendant, the county trustee.

Additional plaintiffs: W.G. McLemore, S.M. Edwards, J.N. Edwards, W.T. Harris, J.A. Barr, F.M. Barr, W.M. Reprogle, J.A. Parish, J.C. Lemond, J.M. Browning, W.R. Carothers, T.F. Hawk, C.R. Rowlett, W.T. Liserby, E.C. West, J.H. Hargrove. Additional defendants: John Thompson, mayor and aldermen of the town of Medina. Bill was filed to dispute an act of the General Assembly that created the Medina Special School District and "to have the collection of the special school tax" enjoined.

Additional parties: J. S. Turner.

Plaintiffs seek Declaratory Judgment as to their rights regarding re-taxation of court costs by the defendant, Clerk of Knox County General Sessions Court. Judgment for defendant. Additional Plaintiffs: Dr. Spencer Y. Bell, Dr. George C. Ellison, Dr. R. H. Monger, S. B. Peters, Harry P. Atkins, Otis B. Cooper.

In the original case, the turnpike company sued the Sumner County Clerk for collecting a privilege tax of $159, however they claim they are exempt from taxation.

Illegal taxation; Fourth National Bank of Nashville.

Additional Plaintiffs: H. C. Ellis, L. B. Fite, T. G. Harris, L. L. Harris, Samuel Nicholson, Samuel Wallace, Burrale, Bender, A. G. Adams, Mary A. Anderson, H. B. Buckner, J. Bloomstein, W. T. Berry and Co., R. C. Bransford, M. H. Bowman, R. B. Cheatham Continued: T.W. Nicholson, A.C. Lowson, J.W. Walton, R.C. Collier, Cluie Berenheim, E.W. Cole, J.M. Carsey, William Cowell, Hugh Douglas and Co.. William H. Evans, James Franklaud, J.H. Frith, R.H. Gardner, Trustee, Phineas Garrett, R.H. Gardner.

Man is disputing poll taxes. Exhibits include tax receipts, voter percentage graph. Additional defendant: George F. McCanless.

Plaintiff sued Defendant over being illegally taxed. Exhibits include freight bills, order sheets, cancelled check, privilege licenses, receipts. Add. Defendants: J. W. Dance, George F. McCanless.

4th National Bank of Nashville

4th National Bank of Nashville

Defendant was the City Recorder for Memphis and was accused of charging the city fees for court records.

Flynn owned & operated 2 28 person passenger busses, to transport workers from the town of Alcoa to the Reduction Plant of the Aluminum Company of America. Hunnicutt, as county clerk, imposed a luxury tax on Flynn of $11 per seat on his busses. Flynn insisted that he was only required to pay $3 per seat.

Add. Plaintiff: Atlantic Greyhound Corporation.

The City of Memphis sought to collect a tax of $2.50 on every $100 worth of stock held by Napoleon Hill and other shareholders of the Memphis City Fire and General Insurance Company. The tax paid: $1-city administrative expenses, $1-pay interest on bonds issued by the city, $0.20 for a sinking fund to reduce city debt and $0.30-city schools. The stockholders objected since the company charter exempted the company from all taxation but a $0.50 state tax. The chancery court decided the tax was illegal.

Ely, as assignee of Hancock, Hallums, & Co. was assessed to owe the whole of the corporation's taxes, the estate of which had been ruled insolvent, thus non-taxable.