The People v. Walder

The Medical Practice act of 1923 prohibits any person from treating human ailments without the license required by the act and provides a penalty for a violation of its provisions. Since June, 1921, plaintiff in error has practiced chiropractic in Danville and has treated the ailments of many persons. He attended the Palmer School of Chiropractic, located at Davenport, Iowa, for a period of eighteen months, and a diploma was issued to him upon his graduation in May, 1921. Being unable to meet the minimum standards of professional education prescribed by section 5 of the act, he was refused…