Plaintiff sued to recover $1,875 from non-payment of insurance claim by dfnt., including extra costs and interest. Exhibits: OV insurance policies, insured parcel receipt, etc. in WT OV 8. In multiple folders.

Mary Miller Walker, formerly Mary Miller, was a minor at the time she worked at the hosiery mill/factory--in violation of state child labor laws. Mary claims that in 1925 another employee was driving her at high speed to a company picnic when she was thrown from the car. She also accused the driver of operating the vehicle while intoxicated. Suit was made by her next friend W. D. Miller

Addtl dfnts: H. H. Burnett and I. W. Henderson, as owners/operators of Motor Service Co., Commercial Credit Co., Globe & Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. of New York. Pltf. was on Denmark Road when he noticed smoke coming from under the dashboard, a fire soon consumed the vehicle, destroying it. Pltf. still had payments on the car, but sued to enforce insurance payment.

Defendant in error sued to recover payments from two life insurance policies taken out on his wife, Eula May Henderson dec. Said policies were worth $180 and $90. Eula Henderson died of nephritis on May 3rd of 1931 or 1932. From testimony given by her doctor, it appears that Eula was either pregnant at the time of her death or had recently given birth. Exhibit materials include insurance contracts, payment information, and a death certificate.

Suit for $4400 and 25% penalty on a certificate or contract of insurance on account of permanent and total disability of plaintiff.

Patterson sued the plaintiff for $750, the sum the defendant owes the plaintiff on a insurance policy bought by Thomas H. Patterson, deceased. The proof of death claims that Patterson died of suicide from carbolic acid poisoning. Patterson had been injured a few weeks earlier at his job. Exhibits include 3 glass medicine bottles (Carbolic Acid and Haarlem Oil) and insurance policies. This case fills the entire box.

Long sued on behalf of herself and for use & benefit for the United Grocery Company and Pep Soda Room. Pltf. sued to recover $2,400 insurance payout after dfnt. refused to pay for damages following a fire. Ex. mat: letters, notes, sworn statements, OV insurance policy, etc. 3 folders. Oversize exhibits in WT OV 8.

Brown worked mining & loading coal for Moore Coal Co. Claims he was injured pushing fully loaded car 150-200 ft. up a steep grade. Claims injury was result of negligence by company to provide either equipment or enough men to move loaded cars. Seeking $10,000.

Christopher sued on the basis that coal operator negligence resulted in his serious injury. While he was riding in a miner's "man car" to the bottom of the mountain, brakemen either carelessly lost control of the car or the brakes were already defective. Christopher sought damages for his permanent injuries. Continuation of case in box ET 1395.

Smith is sued the defendant for money they had and received in premiums on two void insurance policies, issued to Walter Johnson. Smith was the beneficiary on both policies issued. Plaintiff has no insurable interest in the insured by relation. The defendant did not know the policies were void and therefore is a civil fraud on the plaintiff. She sued for $28.80. Exhibits includes receipts booklets, applications for life insurance and insurance policies.

Sarah "Nannie" H. Taylor Riddle worked for Kingsport Press making books. She was enrolled in her employer's group insurance policy and payments were subtracted monthly from her check. She became ill, with what witnessing doctors claimed to have been tuberculosis. This illness, according to Riddle caused permanent disability, & she filed for benefits which the insurance company turned down.

Opinion only. Warren County case found in East TN boxes. Additional Cause of Action: Workman's Compensation.

Addtl pltfs: Eldridge Mann, Runlet & Mann as next friends of Frank Phillips Mann and Raymon Mann, minors. Suit over the insurance policy held by Anderson Davis in effect at the time of his death (Jan. 30, 1931). Housed in 2 folders. Ex. mat: Finance books, Mason Book of Constitution, Oversized endowment policy (WT OV 8)

Def. in error was an employee of the Richmond hosiery Mill of Rossville, Georgia. The Pla. in error issued a Master Group Life Insurance Policy to said employer. When she purchased said policy, the Def. was 61. Because of her advanced age, she asked the insurance agent if she would still be covered and he assured her that she would. The Def. proceeded to pay her premiums. When she became disabled, the Pla. refused payout. Case file includes a copy of said insurance policy and correspondence.

Additional Defendant: John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company. Plaintiff sues the defendants for $5,000. Plaintiff was an employee of the American Bamberg Corporation and the American Glanzstoff corporation when he became disabled resulting from infectious arthritis. Pla. claims said life insurance companies have failed to honor his policy. Defendants claim the insurance policies were not in force at the time of plaintiff's injury. Case file includes correspondence and x-rays of pla.'s wrists.