Record of bank examinations, 1902-1914.

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Record of bank examinations, 1902-1914.

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Each bank examination record includes bank name; date bank organized or reorganized; city and county in which bank conducts business; examination date; examiner initials or name; and examination type (e.g., preliminary; regular). Bank president and cashier names; and capital stock value (1902-1914); examination remarks (e.g., unsatisfactory; found insolvent; bookkeeping unsatisfactory) (1902-1908); bank examiner travel expenses (1908-1914) are also included.

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