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D. L . Huff and J. C. Armstrong obtained a judgment against the defendant, N. R. Oakley as principal and C. A. Ross, H. E. Graper, R. W. Hall and A. H. Joyner as sureties on a replevin bond in Circuit court of Madison County, Feb. 1924. Execution has issued in this case- put into the hands of the Sheriff of Henderson Cty. The sheriff levied upon the Willys-knight car belonging to R. W. Hall and a tract of land belonging to A.H. Joyner. Joyner and Hall claim Oakley has land from which levy executed

Case is incomplete; brief only.

Final Decree only. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

Final Decree only.

Laura Lintz's husband--Marion J. Lintz. Dispute arising from contract made by Lintzs with Rhea for lumber, brick, etc. for the purpose of remodeling Lintz house. Account balance with Rhea is $1354.48. 2 folders.

2 folders. Butler seeks $10,000 damages for personal injuries and damage to personal property in an automobile accident. The accident occurred on May 31, 1923. Butler was driving his car South on Mississippi Blvd. and turning onto Trigg Ave. "when the defendant's car, a Packard then being driven South on Mississippi Blvd….at a highly dangerous rate of speed ran into upon and against the plaintiff's car."

Final Decree only.

Final Decree only.

Bank of Cooter: corporation from Pemiscot County, MO; J.M. Rowland authorized agent of defendant and could purchase corn and draw drafts for it; Bank looking to recover $281.90 for three car loads of corn

Some documents say Max Plesofsky. Plea of debt due by sworn itemized statement for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to defendant at his insistance. Under $500.00. Includes itemized statement for goods, wares and merchandise sold to defendant, affidavit to claim.- Correspondence between Shlby Jobbing House and Blue Ridge Overalls, letters regarding merchandise, camcelled checks to Blue Ridge Overalls,

Denial of Petition to Rehear only. Court of Origin: Unknown. County: Unknown. Additional Plaintiffs: Unknown.

Final Decree only. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

Plaintiff claims he was hired by defendant to build a house for him in Mason, Tipton County, TN but the defendant did not pay him. Amount sued for was $912.82. Contract was signed in 1924.

Bartella Oldham, widow of Sam A. Oldham

Plaintiff was partner with defendants in a company that sold tobacco, named C.V. Ezell & Co. However, prior, Ezell owned a business with just C.V. Ezell, individually, as the title. He retained some contracts wi that heading only. Ezell did a job for W. D. Humphreys using the contract "C.V. Ezell" individually and the defendants agreed to it. When the crop didn't bring the agreed upon amount, Ezell, and only Ezell, was sued because his was the only name on the contract. 2 folders.

Final Decree only.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Case file is incomplete; opinion only.

Final Decree only. Additional Parties: S. T. Anderson, J. Fred Johnson.

"Chick Cummings was manager of the Memphis Red Sox Baseball Club, that played at Red Elm in the Southern colored baseball league, and was employed about February 22nd to start getting the team for the year. He went to work and gotta good team, had the team in first place, was sent back home about July…from New Orleans, by the club owner to make certain arrangements about the ball park, and while he was back here he was fired as manager of the club."

Plaintiff is sued for $10,000 for damages. Charles Roe, a minor was seriously injured when he was struck by a truck being driven by a negro named Dan Jones who worked for Blumnefeld Ice & Coal Co.

Additional defendants: Memphis Artesian Water Department, F. G. Prout, M. J. Anderson, Thomas F. Stratton and A. Schwab. Plaintiff sued for $1,000 in damages after his son, Fern Crocker stepped into a ditch on the sidewalk. Plaintiff claims the city is negligent in leaving the ditch open and unprotected.

Acquittal only.