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ITEMS^INTERESTyVom NEWSPAPERSWREATH PLACED ON LINCOLN’S TOMB BY PALMERA large wreath made of bronze with a card attached bearing the words, “In memory to Abraham Lincoln, «|0 of Davenport, Iowa, June 17, 1922,” rests upon the tomb of Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln memorial monument at Oak Ridge cemetery, Springfield, according to word received from L. W. Heick, 721 Locust street, Davenport, who has been visiting in Springfield enroute to Cincinnati.—(The Daily Times, Davenport, Iowa, July 6, 1922.)TAKAHASHI JURY FAILS TO AGREENo Verdict Is Reached in Hearing of Elgin and Dundee ChiropractorsUnable to agree on a verdict, the jury in the hearing of Jessie Takahashi, Elgin chiropractor, was discharged by Police Magistrate George R. Thompson last night. Eight ballots were taken by the jury. At 6 o’clock the foreman reported that they were hopelessly deadlocked and they were discharged.The first ballot is reported to have been 4 to 2 for acquittal, but was changed to 4 to 2 for conviction on the sixth. At one time, it was learned, the jury stood 5 to 1 for conviction.With G. W. Meyer of Dundee, Jessie Takahashi was arraigned for practicing without a license. She was represented by Attorney T. J. Hoban and Attorney Frank Winter of the firm of Morris, Winter, Esch Holmes of LaCrosse, Wis., counsel for the Universal Chiropractors’ Association.The prosecution was in charge of State’s Attorney Charles L. Abbott and Assistant State’s Attorney R. R. Phillips.—(The Daily Courier, Elgin, 111., May 19, 1922.)PALMER TO SPEAK HEREIt was announced today that Palmer of The Palmer School of Chiropractic at Davenport, Iowa, the head of the science in this country, is to be a guest at the State Chiropractic Convention to be held at Wilcox’s Pier in West Haven, on July 16th. A banquet will be held, at which B. J. Palmer will speak. Arrangements for his visit were made through Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Ferguson of this city, who have charge of the arrangements for the state convention.Recently B. J. Palmer received the Napoleon Hill “Golden Rule Medal,” which is awarded by a disinterested committee to those who, in its opinion, are rendering the greatest service to humanity in their chosen fields of endeavor. Thepurpose of the award is to popularize the application of the Golden Rule to business and industry. The decision to award the medal this year to B. J. Palmer was based largely on the number of votes which he received. A great many distinguished people all over the world were polled by the committee for this purpose. Woodrow Wilson ran second to B. J. Palmer in the votes received, and was closely followed by Harriet Lu-ella McCollum, a distinguished lecturer on applied psychology. — (The Union, New Haven, Conn., June 21, 1922.)
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Davenport Fountain Head News
Davenport, Iowa, US
Tue, Jul 22, 1913
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