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Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages PDFs Actions
1930 Roy Mitchell, In Error v. State, In Error Blount Motion for Appeal Roy Mitchell was charged with possessing and transporting whiskey. He was found guilty on both charges. Mitchell motioned for a new trial and was overruled. Mitchell then motioned for an appeal. East Range:
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1930 Knoxville Power Company, in error v. Willie Hill, in error Blount Petition for Compensation Hill was employed by Knoxville Power Company. While working in a tunnel and using an air shovel, Hill claimed to have been struck by a large, heavy rock that fractured the bones in his leg. Knoxville Power alleged that a settlement agreement was already signed by Hill, and he was compensated. East Range:
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Box Number: 2608
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1930 John W. Oliver, et ux., et al., In Error v. State, ex. rel., In Error Blount Petitions for Certiorari Plaintiffs filed petition for certiorari to review judgement for original suit with docket number 3365; where Tennessee Great Smoky Park Commission sought eminent domain over lands belonging to John & Nancy Oliver. In this petition plaintiffs contested to Commision's right to condemn their land for eminent domain and sought exceptions pertaining to the value of the land awarded by the jury. Additional plaintiff: Nancy Oliver, wife of John Oliver; See also ET720, ET1495, ET1560 & ETOV38 East Range:
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Box Number: 2649
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1930 John J. Craig Company, In Error v. C. E. Chambers, In Error Blount Motion for Appeal C. E. Chambers was employed by John J. Craig Company and was injured during employment claiming fault and negligence on company. He sued for damages of $20,000 and claimed employer failed to give proper Workmen's Compensation. Judgment was awarded to Chambers in quantity of $4000. Defendant motioned for new trial but was overruled. Trial moved to Court of Appeals where John J. Craig Company motioned for appeal of judgment. East Range:
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Box Number: 2633
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1930 J. B. Frank, in error v. J. C. McCampbell, in error Blount Debt J. E. McCulley, Justice of the Peace for Blount County, issued a civil warrant against J. B. Frank in favor of J. C. McCampbell. The warrant alleged that J. B. Frank was indebted to McCampbell for a title to Dodge Car Motor No. A 4871. Frank appealed judgement and filed three pleas to the original warrant. East Range:
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Box Number: 2614
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1930 Guy Henry, In Error v. State, In Error Blount Motion for Appeal Guy Henry was charged with murder for feloneously shooting and killing Henry Carter on August 5th, 1928. His first trial resulted in a mistrial. The second trial resulted in a judgement of manslaughter. Henry motioned for a new trial but was denied and then motioned for an appeal. East Range:
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Box Number: 2629
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1930 Gordon Casteel, in errror v. Aluminum Company of America, in error Blount Petition for Compensation Gordon Casteel sued Aluminum Company of America for a petition for compensation that he claimed he was entitled to from Workmen's Compensation as a result of a work related injury to his foot. Exhibit materials: 2 X-rays of Casteel's injured foot. Exhibit located in ET OV 62 Vault Storage X-rays XII-E-3-7v. East Range:
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Box Number: 2639
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1930 Frank Abbott, in error v. U. S. Aluminum Company, in error Blount Petition for Compensation Plaintiff was employed by U. S. Aluminum Company. Plaintiff alleged that while working, he injured his back by lifting a heavy table. He said he was treated by a physician, but was later injured again while using a wrench to loosen a tap. He claimed that he was discharged for being disabled after this incident. Plaintiff filed petition to be compensated for his injuries under the Workmen's Compensation Law. Abbott later appealed the verdict. East Range:
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Box Number: 2609
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1930 Doak Mason & John Calcio v. State Blount Robbery Doak Mason and John Calcio were charged with Robbery for taking the payroll of the Rockford Manufacturing Company in the amount of $1586.15. Carl Koella and his sister Elizabeth had withdrawn the payroll from the Maryville Bank and were on their way to the Rockford Manufacturing Company when a Ford car pulled ahead of them. A man they identified as John Calcio jumped on the runningboard of the car with a pistol in hand and demanded they stop and hand over the payroll money. East Range:
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Box Number: 2657
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1930 City of Maryville v. W. A. Ware et al. Blount Debt Additional defendants: Doyle Ware. Plaintiff passed an ordinance that provided for grading and paving of a street adjacent to the defendants property in the sum of $1009.30. Defendants refused to pay the sum and are therefore indebted to the plaintiffs. 2 folders. East Range: 10
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Box Number: 1418
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1930 Charlie Weeks v. William Prater, et al. Blount Other Charlie Weeks rented land from William Prater & his wife, O. B. Prater(additional defendant), via verbal contract. Per contract defendants were to furnish land for wheat and corn totaling 75 acres as well as a house, pasture, tools, stock, etc. Weeks & his son were to work for the Praters in return & did so but after some time defs. refused to furnish Weeks w/ stock, tools, etc. & ordered them away, threatened them with the Ku Klux, & personal injury. Weeks sued for damages & breach of contract. East Range:
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Box Number: 2659
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1930 C. H. Hoffman, in error v. Flora McNeilly, in error Blount Damages McNeilley accused Hoffman of hitting her with his car while she was walking on the side of the road. She claimed that it knocked her down and dragged her body which caused considerable mangling and disfiguring to her body. Hoffman filed for a new trial on the grounds that the plaintiff was negligent in failing to see his headlights and negligent in a way that barred her recovery. East Range:
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1930 Andrew Davis, et al., in error v. O. K. Spears, in error Blount Damages Additional plaintiffs: Mrs. Andrew Davis and Lloyd Cupp. Spears filed plea of debt from damages for Davis and Cupp negligently running their automobile into his automobile. Spears claimed the damages amounted to $500. Ms. Blazier testified that Cupp gave no indication that he was going to cross the road and struck the car. Davis and Cupp appealed the verdict. East Range:
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Box Number: 2614
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1929 William P. Stevenson v. Union Indemnity Co. Blount Breach of Bond Com had held a bond with the Motor Finance & Guaranty Corp. in which he gave them $10,000 for use in their buisness in exchange for stock in said corporation. He then learned that said corp. gave said money to its agents and officers for their private uses, which constituted a breach of bond. Com had received judgement against said corp. in no. 1324 Stevenson v. Motor Finance & Guaranty Corp., for the full $10,000. However, none of said judgement had been paid, so he sued Def as the surety of the bond. East Range:
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Box Number: 2488
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1929 Wade Beckner v. State Blount Theft Victim: W. C. Herron. Complainant appealed a charge of theft. He was accused of taking a gold watch belonging to the victim. East Range:
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1929 W. B. Cannon v. State Blount Driving Under the Influence/Driving While Intoxicated Complainant appealed a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. East Range:
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1929 S. H. Pickens v. M. L. Kizer, et al Blount Land, Partition of Add. Coms: Pearl Kizer, Lon Kizer, Sr., Jennie Kizer Broyles, J. L. Kizer, R. C. Kizer, Diamond Marble Co., H. G. Teener, R. H. Kizer. Pickens had purchased a tract of land and desired a partition of its marble rights with defendants, the family of prior owner of the land and its rights. Pickens also sought to lease the marble rights to the Diamond Marble Co. East Range:
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1929 M. D. Arnold, Jr. v. E. F. Ames Blount Fraud Defendant claimed to the complainant that he had an option to buy a 300 acre farm for $50,000 and offered to partner with the complainant to purchase said farm. Complainant agreed, believing in defendant's good reputation, paying 3/4 of the first payment and agreeing to pay 3/4 of future payments. He later learned the defendant was able to buy said land for $40,000 instead, defrauding the complainant of the difference. Complainant sued for $7500 to recover 3/4 of the defendant's profit. East Range:
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1929 Little River Railroad Company v. Boyd D. Dotson Blount Damages for Wrongful Death Deceased: Joe McCaulley. Defendant, as administrator of the deceased's estate, originally sued the complainant for $25,000 in damages. Defendant claimed that due to the negligence of the complainant's agents a rail car was thrown from the tracks and crushed the deceased against a wall, killing him. Exhibits include a photograph of the site of accident, sketch map of Walland, Tennessee with a close-up of the site of the accident (M-16-13). East Range:
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Box Number: 2536, M-16-13
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1929 Leonard Boring v. State Blount Liquor Violation Complainant appealed a charge of manufacturing whiskey and possessing a still. East Range:
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Box Number: 2480
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1929 Joe Evans v. Will Whitehead Blount Damages Defendant originally sued for $10,000 in damages. Defendant claimed that his wife, Etta Whitehead, was seduced by the complainant in order to injure him, destroying the "marital relations" between them. East Range:
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Box Number: 2515
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1929 James McQueen, Trustee v. Cleveland National Fire Insurance Co. Blount Insurance Claims and Policies Complainant is the trustee of the estate of W. R. Froneberger who had claimed bankruptcy. Froneberger held an insurance policy with the defendant covering a house. Defendant tried to claim there was an issue with Froneberger's notice and refused to pay out. Complainant argued that the defendant's actions following the notice waived their right to claim the notice was defective. East Range:
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Box Number: 2504, 2609
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1929 J. H. Ruckart v. State Blount Larceny Complainant appealed a charge of theft for stealing 19 chickens worth in total $35. East Range:
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1929 Hitch Ice & Packing Co. v. Maryville Ice & Coal Co., et al. Blount Lease Dispute Add. Plas.: W.M. Hitch, Roy J. Hitch, John C. Hitch, Raymond D. Hitch. Add. Defs.: C.I. Reagan, J.W. Delozier, Oscar Norton. Pla. rented a property to the def. but a fire occurred during the lease and the def. sought to avoid paying more rent on the property or have it fixed. Ex: Agreement for sale of machinery to the defendants w/ description and diagram, Maryville Stockholders meeting notes, fire insurance policies, Maryville Financial records, Maryville Stockholders record. Add. Parts in ET 80 East Range: 5
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Box Number: 2430, 2431, 2485, OV 39, M-16-12
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1929 Harley Smith v. State Blount Liquor, Unlawful Transportation of Complainant appealed a charge of illegally transporting whiskey. East Range:
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Box Number: 2481
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1929 Ed L. Keener v. John M. Clark, et al. Blount Promissory Note Add. Defs: Lowery McCully, B. L. Glascock. Defendants were loaned $5000 in exchange for a promissory note, however, once it became time to pay on said note, they refused. Complainant sued to recover the money owed plus 10% to cover attorney fees. plus 10% to cover attorney fees. Exhibit include checks made out to Ed Keener and Homer Algood, and the promissory note signed by the defendants. East Range:
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Box Number: 2540, 2598
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1929 E. F. Ames v. Eva Dell Kiser Blount Debt for Wages Defendant originally sued the complainant in their role as executor of the estate of J. C. Garland. Kiser served as a nurse of Garland until his death and sued to collect her wages for said work. East Range:
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Box Number: 2560
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1929 Ben Steele and Susie Steele v. State Blount Liquor Violation Plaintiff alleged defendants, married, possessed whiskey & other intoxicating liquors "received since March 1, 1917" on July 1, 1929. Plaintiff alleged defendants violated statute pertaining to liquor, specifically alleging defendants were guilty of "Violating Bone Dry Law." Ruling was "reversed and remanded" in 1930. Case file states the validity of the search warrant officers used to enter defendants' home & locate illegal liquor "forms really the only question at issue in this case." East Range:
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Box Number: 2571
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1929 Andy Gregory v. S. E. Effler Blount Failure to Pay Defendant claimed that he had contracted with the Complainant to locate and remove stills from the Little River Lumber Company's land for $10 per still. He found 14 stills and requested his payment from the complainant, who claimed he had never agreed to that price, leading to the original suit. East Range:
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Box Number: 2536
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1928 The Union National Bank v. P. A. Waters, et. al. Blount Non-payment of Bank Note Bank filed suit against the defendants to collect on a note for $1499.45 including principal, interest, and attorney's fees. Complainant alleged said note was executed by the defendants to the Gibson Construction Co., and that they acquired it after the company was declared bankrupt. After receiving the note, Union National Bank found it was overdue and sought payment plus interest from defendants. Exhibits: checks from Union National Bank & envelopes. Add. Defendants: J. D. Waters and D. O. Waters East Range:
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Box Number: 2401
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1928 Steve W. McReynolds v. B. F. Smith, et. al. Blount Land, Confirmation of Ownership Complainant filed this cause against the defendants to correct alleged errors in two deeds created by the Kizer heirs when they divided & sold their farm. Complainant alleged he was the owner of a 17 acre valuable strip of land but defendants claimed they owned it. Complainant alleged an error occurred in the drawing of the deeds & sought the court's help in establishing his title & claim to rents/profits of the tract. Add. Def.: Dora Bell Smith and Kizer Heirs East Range:
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1928 State ex. rel the City of Alcoa, et. al. v. Mrs. W. Y. C. Hannum, et. al. Blount Tax Collection Suit was part of a consolidated case to collect on 1922 delinquent real estate taxes. Hannum is listed in the docket with a debt of $293.64 on her 80 acres of land that were assessed by Blount County. The suit sought a lien for the full amount of tax plus interest, penalties & cost. They sought to enforce the lien by selling defendants' land for cash to pay the sum. Court ruled Hannum's farm was excluded from assessment under the Private Acts. Add.Defendant: Joe Ambern. See ET 80 for opinion East Range:
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1928 State ex rel. City of Alcoa v. Mrs. W. Y. C. Hannum Blount Unknown Case references a consolidated lawsuit against the city of Alcoa but does not specify the cause of action. Case file is incomplete; opinion only. See ET 2417 East Range: 5
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Box Number: 80
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1928 Southern Railway Company, et. al. v. C. A. Fishburn, admr. Blount Damages for Wrongful Death Original bill was filed by C. A. Fishburn as admr. of estate for Walter Fishburn (deceased) & for the benefit of his widow Emily to collect $20,000 in damages for wrongful death. Walter was driving over a railroad crossing when a train belonging to the co mpanies came across and struck him. He suffered severe injuries & death. The companies appealed. Exhibits: 1 photograph & 1 administrative letter. Add. Plaintiffs: Knoxville & Augusta Railway Co and Tennessee & Carolina Southern Railway Co. East Range:
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1928 Peoples Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. Commie Frye, Administrator, et al. Blount Appeal for New Trial Add. Defs: P. E. Frye (Decedent,) Frances Frye, Agnes Pat Frye. Def had originally sued the plaintiff for damages for wrongful death in a separate case, Commie Frye, Administrator v. The Tennessee Electrical Power Co. & Peoples Telephone & Telegraph Co. Plaintiff argues that it wasn't informed about said case originally and wasn't given the chance to properly defend itself. Plaintiff sought a new trial in which to defend itself separately from the Tennessee Electrical Power Co. East Range:
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Box Number: 2467
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1928 John Sparks v. State Blount Liquor, Unlawful Transportation of Plaintiff appealed a charge of the unlawful transportation of whiskey. Additional page in ET 80 East Range: 5
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Box Number: 2450
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1928 Ike Tarwater v. City of Alcoa Blount Petitions for Certiorari Original bill was filed against Tarwater for violating Ordinance No. 155 Section 6 by willful failure to obey a summons or notice to perform labor on the streets of Alcoa. He was found guilty and charged $25. This case is his appeal bond of the original bill and filed writ of certiorari. East Range:
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Box Number: 2395
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1928 Hayes Vineyard & Jim McCarty v. State Blount Liquor Violation Plaintiffs were previously charged and found guilty of manufacturing whiskey with the intent to sell. In this case record, they sought to appeal the guilty verdict. East Range:
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Box Number: 2367, 2459
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1928 Floyd Abbot v. State Blount Murder, 2nd degree Victim: Granville Chambers. Plaintiff appealed a charge of Murder. The plaintiff was good friends with the victim when they seem to have gotten into an argument over a girl, Icyle McCauley possibly. A little later they met up again and started arguing again, ultimately resulting in Abbot shooting Chambers. Additional page in ET 84 East Range: 5
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1928 Fidelity Trust Company, exe. V. R. W. Wells Blount Failure to Pay Equity Cause. Plaintiff listed as Testamentary Trustee & Executor of the will of K.P. Jones, deceased. K.P Jones issued two promissory notes to defendant for $2000. Defendant promised to pay these notes by December 1, 1926 & 1927. Plaintiff alleged notes are overdue & owed to them as executor of deceased's will, plus interest & fees. Deceased executed a mortage to defendant with defendant & M.D. Arnold, Jr. as trustees; plantiff requested addition as a trustee as well. East Range:
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1928 Effie Fuller v. Ben Fuller Blount Divorce Comp sought a divorce from the Def. Married in 1906, she claimed he was abusive, sleeping and living with other women, and failing to adequately provide for her and their four children. Additional parts in box ET 80. East Range: 5
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Box Number: 2434, 2535
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1928 Broady & Edmondson, et. al. v. John L. Lambert, et. al. Blount Debt Dispute The original bill of this cause was filed as a General Creditors Bill against the defendant Lambert & his wife. James A. Goddard was listed as an original defendant in the suit, but filed a petition in which he alleged the Lamberts were indebted to him a balance of $5719.54. Lambert filed a cross-complaint against Goddard, alleging he was indebted from their partnership in a lumber business. Goddard claimed statute of limitations & case was brought before the Master & Clerk. Add. defendant: C. B. Lambert East Range:
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1928 Bernard Vest v. State Blount Violation of Age of Consent Victim: Dollie Newman. Plaintiff appealed a charge of having a sexual relationship with a girl 16 years old and not being married to her. Newman claimed Vest as the father of her child, but he claimed that she had relations with multiple other people in addition to him. East Range:
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1928 Bank of Blount County v. A. D. Dunn, et. al. Blount Fraud Complainant alleged that A. D. Dunn was indebted to them in the sum of $6300 with interest and attorney fees. They filed this suit under the claim that certain trust deeds, along with a warranty deed, executed by Dunn were fraudulent and made with the pur pose of delaying creditors in their collection. Case sought payment, cancellation of fraudulent deeds, an injunction, establishment of a receiver & more. Add. Def: S. H. Dunn (trustee), Grace Waters, D. S. Bird, Charles W. Dunn, Thurman Ailor, James Bird East Range:
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1927 W. W. Perry v. Blount County, et al. Blount Damages Additional defendants: A. E. Stuart, R. C. Bales, and W. A. Learn. Plaintiff was riding in a passenger truck owned by Bales and Learn. It collided with a truck that belonged to Blount County due to both driver's negligence, and the plaintiff received several injuries. Exhibits: 3 photographs showing area of incident. East Range:
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1927 State v. R. L. Gordon Blount Liquor Violation Gordon was indicted for possessing and storing 5 gallons of home brew and 1 gallon of whiskey. East Range:
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1927 State v. George W. Greer Blount Arson George W. Greer set fire to his business in order to collect the insurance. Greer attempted to appeal the initial conviction. East Range:
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1927 Schlosser Leather Company v. John C. Gillespie Blount Land and Title Dispute Complainant purchased a tract of land suitable for the location of it's tannery. Near the tannery there was a large and valuable bank of sand upon the Little River. The defendant lived on the opposite side of the river. Complainant charged defendant with trespassing upon the bank and taking sand. Complainant sought injunction, a decree setting up ownership, right, title, claim, and possession to tract of land, and an account for value of sand taken from the bank of the river from defendant, etc. East Range:
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1927 O. L. Henderson v. State Blount Murder, 2nd degree Henderson was accused of deliberately and maliciously assaulting Wrev Allison with a loaded pistol & with malice aforethought killing & murdering him. Henderson was an insurance agent in Alcoa & at the home of Griggs to collect a weekly insurance premium. Allison worked to collect on accounts for the Davis Motor Company, & arrived to collect from Henderson. While there, Henderson shot Allison "on account of the vile epithet which deceased had called him". Henderson was sentenced 15 years & tried to appeal. East Range:
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1927 Mrs. Willie Allie et al. v. J. H. Warner et al. Blount Land and Title Dispute Additional complainants: W. R. Allie, Frank C. Hannum, Ida H. McKenzie, J. A. McKenzie, Ann Hannum Larson, Nels C. Larson, Susan Hannum Hood, Charles Hannum. Additional defendants: Frank S. Spurlock, W. E. Hamilton, C. E. Sudler, Southern Slate Co. Complainants filed the bill to correct the calls of Grant No. 28879 made to Anne E and for the comps. to be adjudged the owners of all the right and title to a tract of land containing over 3,000 acres. Exhibits: deeds, correspondence, 2 maps in M-7-J. East Range:
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