National Archives at Atlanta

National Archives at Atlanta

DISTRICT COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
RECORD GROUP 21

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Serves as the trial courts of general federal jurisdiction.

Eminent domain December 7, 1942 View	The federal government took possession of over 56,000 acres of land in Anderson & Roane counties in Tennessee... Tags: Eminent Domain \| Manhattan Project \| Tennessee \| World War II
Land Condemnation May 10, 1941 View	Even before the war began, the U.S. District Courts were busy condemning land on behalf of the federal government. In this case... Tags: Eminent Domain \| Kentucky \| World War II
Baseball Patent 1876 View	Making and selling baseballs was a profitable enterprise, even in 1876. Wolf Fletcher, an inventor from Covington, Kentucky... Tags: Baseball \| Kentucky \| Patent
Ted Turner v. Bowie Kuhn 1977 View	Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner, sometimes referred to as "the Mouth of the South," offended Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's sensibilities... Tags: Baseball \| Atlanta Braves \| Georgia
Complaint ca. 1930-1932 View	The complaint in this civil case delineates the charges that the Hillerich and Bradsby, Co. made against... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia
Sporting Goods Dealer ca. 1930-1932 View	The covers and contents of many sporting goods catalogs were submitted as evidence in this civil dispute... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia
Baseball Bat Patents ca. 1930-1932 View	These baseball bat patents were submitted by the Hanna Manufacturing, Co. in order to substantiate their counter charge... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia \| Patent
Batrite Baseball Bats ca. 1930-1932 View	This catalog shows the variety of styles and prices of baseball bats... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia
Players Using Sluggers ca. 1930-1932 View	These court exhibits show the overwhelming number of Major League ballplayers who endorsed the use of the Louisville Slugger... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia
Al Simmons Correspondence ca. 1930-1932 View	This letter from Philadelphia Athletics' star Al Simmons was written to the Louisville Slugger company. He had been offered... Tags: Baseball \| Louisville Slugger \| Georgia

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