DescriptionJoseph Johnson.jpg	English: Photo shows Joseph Johnson, Fire Commissoner in New York from 1911 to 1913.
Date	12 July 2011, 19:25 (UTC)
Source	Runge,_Johnson,_Hale.jpg
Author	Runge,_Johnson,_Hale.jpg: Bain News Service, publisher derivative work: Jbarta (talk)
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