1930

F. A. Black is named the eleventh President of the Texas Chiropractic Association.

1929

• During the Great Depression the medical suppression of any new-school healthcare provider continued.

1928

The tenth President of the Texas Chiropractic Association, C. W. Maier, serves a fourth term.

1927

The tenth President of the Texas Chiropractic Association, C. W. Maier, serves a third term.

1926

The tenth President of the Texas Chiropractic Association, C. W. Maier, serves a second term.

1925

C. W. Maier is named the tenth President of the Texas Chiropractic Association.

1924

The ninth Texas Chiropractic Association President, A. T. Harris, serves a second term in 1924.

1923

• The Attorney General of Texas met with the Texas Medical Association and promised them that he would, “run all the chiropractors in Texas into the Gulf of Mexico.”  

• The Injunction Law was passed in 1923.  

• The Texas State Chiropractic Association again sought to introduce a chiropractic licensing bill in 1923, with of the support of Governor Pat Neff. 

1922

• Organized Medicine implements aggressive advertising warning of “quacks being a menace to public health” and calling for the implementation of an “injunction law” where one found guilty of practicing medicine without a license was permanently enjoined from continuing to practice.

• Practicing chiropractic without a medical license was to become a jailable offense, as well as grounds for loosing the ability to practice one’s livelihood.

1921

• The Texas State Chiropractic Association begins to ethically advertise for the profession.

• Most Texas chiropractors supported the program and enough money was raised to place regular ads in 38 newspapers across Texas.