Investigation case files of charges and complaints against public officials and agencies, 1857-1919 (bulk 1872-1919).

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Investigation case files of charges and complaints against public officials and agencies, 1857-1919 (bulk 1872-1919).

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This series consists primarily of correspondence, reports, transcripts of testimony, and other materials relating to investigations by the governor or by commissioners appointed by the governor, of charges of misconduct in office or neglect of duty by state and local government agencies and officials. The records document successive governors' execution of their authority to investigate the management, operations, and affairs of government officials, agencies, and institutions.

51.2 cu. ft.

New York State Archives

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