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View Entry American Bonding Company v. Memphis Furniture Company Shelby Breach of Contract

architectural drawings on p. 58-60.

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View Entry Ben Bond v. State Haywood Violation of Age of Consent

Unlawful carnal knowledge of Pauline Read, a female under the age of eighteen years old. Transcript from the Circuit Court of Haywood County, TN only.

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View Entry Charles E. Lowe v. Illinois Central Rail Road Company Obion Loss of Property

Loss of property from fire.

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View Entry Jim Heard v. St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co. Shelby Recovery of Money/ Wages

Complainant wanted to recover $61.60 in wages for labor performed in the company's Memphis rail yards. Heard had accepted a check for $17.00, but because he could not read, he accepted it. Learning that he had been short-changed, he returned to the pay- master and asked for the remaining wages.

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View Entry Lizzie Dunn, et al.v. State, For Use, Etc. Shelby Petition to Compel Delivery of Property

For Use of Original Defendant in Error, or Petitioner: Levinia Vaiden Additional : Jerry Dun and Henry Hogue

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View Entry M. C. Hassell v. St. Louis & South Western Rail Road Co. & Missouri Pacific Rail Road Co. Shelby Breach of Contract Tennessee Supreme Court Cases Order A Copy
View Entry State, ex rel., L. S. Parks, et al. v. The Town of Obion, et al. Obion Application for Writ of Mandamus

Additional Plaintiffs: on the relation of W.W. Parker, Pearl Parker, and her husband, W.W. Parker, for the use of Pierce & Son Additional Defendants: A. Wilson, Mayor, Ellier Trout, J.W. Buchanan, T.C. Wilson, Thomas Finney, N.N. Tucker, and T.J. Lovell, Aldermen// Obion was ruled against in prior cases & refused to follow judgment (paying plaintiffs)

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View Entry S. I. Biffle v. Roy Jones Dyer Wills, Construction of

Plaintiff claimed that he was owed money from the will of his father, W. M. Biffle. Jones, the grandson of the deceased, claimed that he had already paid Biffle all that he was owed under the construction of the will.

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