In the early 20th century, the world of banking was a gilded cage, its doors often closed to the common man. But out west, a quiet revolution was stirring, fueled by an audacious vision that would shatter old conventions and redefine who banking truly served. Imagine the bustling streets of turn-of-the-century America. Grand, stone-faced banks stood like fortresses in urban centers, their polished brass and hushed interiors reserved for the elite, for the titans of industry.
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