Two months later, he resigned when Smith filed for divorce.

Smith would subsequently file a revised patent in keeping with this accidental discovery.

In March 1930, Smith filed a request to be allowed to continue naming his race car Anzac.

Smith filed no claim to the land however and had abandoned the camp by late 1867.

Jones still faced a civil suit Smith filed after the incident.

Smith, who sprained his ankle in camp, filed an injury grievance when he was released by the team.

Last October, on the eve of trial, Smith filed for bankruptcy, which caused the case to be stayed.

The first man to get out talked with Jubal concerning many things which Smith could only file without grokking; they were beyond his experience.

Smith filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on September 6, 2012.

Smith did not file to run in the March 4, 2008, Republican primary for the high court.