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JOHN PURROY MITCHEL
OCTOBER 14, 1917
New York's Fighting Mayor
lt wasn't so many yeara
ago that this boyiah pict?
ure of New York'a young
eat Mayor waa taken.
Mr. and Mra. Jamea
Mitchel'a aon John, at the
age of 5, taken from the
family photograph album.
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Mayor Mitchel, address
ing the thousanda gath
ered at City Hall on In
dependence Day to wit
nesa the patriotic exer
ciaea, urged individual re
?ponsibility for the future
of Ameriean democracy.
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.yor Mitchel et the ege
of 12, juat about the time
he went into long troui
era and atand-up collara.
The Hon. John Purroy
Mitchel?class of *99?
waa the centre of interest
at the Columbia com
mencement last June.
when Preaident Butler
conferred upon him the
Doctor of Lawi degree
( nd, ru ood at L'tdtru.ijOd
No former city officiai haa ever been hoat to ao
many distinguiahed viaitora. Mayor Mitchel,
"Papa" Joffre and other membera of the French
Mission.
., all the enthuaiaam of the Latina them
.elves the throng acclaim Mayor Mitchel and
the Prince of Udine. head of the Italian Com?
miaaion. Wrtltrn .IVuijiup.
Preaident Wilson and Mayor
Mitchel on the former's visit
to City Hall. in 1914. From
an oil painting by Aloysiua
OKelly.
Left?Mayor Mitchel
on his v a c a t i o n laat
aummer arrived un
announced at Camp
Plattsburg and, don
ning the khaki, apent
his time in the camp
with the men. He re?
viewed the New York Na?
tional Guard on horseback
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On the left ? Mayor Mitchel
throwa out the baaeball for the
third game of the preaent
world'a series between the
Gianta and the White Sox
at the Polo Grounda on
October 10.
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On the right?The
Mayor read? Pre?i
dent Wilaon'a hiatoric
war meaaage to a large
baaeball audience at the
Polo Grounda.
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The above picture ehowa our fighting Mayor at hia deak
in the City Hall. ... _____,,,___ .___
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Baron Moncheur and the Mayor leaving City Hall after the
city a impreiflive tribute to th a Belgiam. . , T.