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Exhibits only. Exhibit to testimony of Ted Gregory. L. Gault stole a rental car in Knoxville. Copy of rental company letter to sheriff seeking a reward.

A statement of the amount of fines and forfeitures collected by the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals at Knoxville for the year 1834. pages 182 and 183 only. Mentioned is Hugh Brown. Trustees' Receipt for 1834

This was a loose stack of receipts from the early 1920s in Knoxville, TN. All receipts appear to be from a J.E. Karnes. There was no case file found.

Exhibit only. Southern Railway Company Freight Conductors Train Book. Original case unknown.

Exhibit Only. Copy of "Valve World" mailed to Sam. E. Cleague.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

Exhibit only. Oversize newspaper announcement for the "Object of the Tennessee Life and Nuptial Union." Posted by John A. Payne, secretary of the organization. Original case unknown.

Exhibits only. Three checks, one for $3.38, payable to the Knoxville Power & Light Co., one for $10.00 to Dr. L. C. Reid, and one to Joan and Joe Horne for $27.53, signed by S. E. Cleage, Supreme Court Clerk.

Two exhibits in unidentified case. Exhibit "B" is a booklet of by-laws and rules for the Marble City Lodge No. 47, Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, 1912. "C" is a booklet of the constitution of the BRCA national organization, 1890. Both filed on May 18, 1912 in the office of S. E. Cleage, Supreme Court Clerk.

Baxter sued Sam Miner and Andrew Knott for a debt of $500. Miner signed a promissory note at the previous trial but still has not paid. Baxter appeals and then sued for damages of $1000.

Rhonda Pilkington worked for the American Cigar Box Lumber Company, but was supposedly fired when she had to go to Jonesboro for a few days. Incomplete case file; assignment of errors only.

Case concerning Coca Cola and the charges for water used in its manufacture. Plaintiff owned several properties on a large lot, a brick building leased by E. Bancroft, upon whose behalf the Chavannes filed this cause. The construction of a new house on the property raised waterprices. Chavannes was a Swiss author of books including East Tennessee Sketches.

Incomplete case file; pages 318 - 670, and testimony. Addie Prince Harrell was employed by a dentist creating crowns and bridge work on an emory wheel. Harrell had trouble with her eyes, perhaps an astigmatism. She was in an accident, then diagnosed neurasthenic. She made a claim to her insurance company that was challenged in court. Case related to ET Box 13a, & ET 98.

Caption and first page are mostly missing, so additional parties are difficult to determine.

Plaintiff was the assignee of J. B. Davis and C. Baumgartner. Baumgartner & Davis were contractors and builders hired to build a hotel for the defendant at 85 & 87 Gay St. (west side) in Knoxville. Plaintiffs sued for $913.13 for unpaid work- labor and materials.

Additional Defendants: John Devers and L. M. Wester.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he sold liquor illegally. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Plaintiff is appealing the charge of voluntary manslaughter. Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Case is incomplete; opinion only.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

Monroe was charged with "disturbing an educational essembly" at Austin School House by fighting and quarreling and talking and making boisterous language and making threatening demonstrations. Witnesses claimed Monroe had threatened a teacher after his daughter, a student at the school, had been suspended.

In this divorce case, Alice Julian claimed the dfnt. was cruel, abusive, did not work, did not provide for her, and was committing adultery.