Who was James Mitchell?
Q: Who was James Mitchell?
A: James Mitchell was the 13th Premier of Western Australia and the Governor of the state.
Q: When was James Mitchell the Premier of Western Australia?
A: James Mitchell was the Premier of Western Australia from May 17, 1919, to April 15, 1924, and from April 24, 1930, to April 24, 1933.
Q: Which political party did James Mitchell belong to?
A: James Mitchell belonged to the Nationalist Party.
Q: What was James Mitchell's role after he retired as Premier?
A: James Mitchell became the acting Governor of Western Australia and later the Governor of the state.
Q: When did James Mitchell die?
A: James Mitchell died on July 26, 1951.
Q: What legacy did James Mitchell leave behind in Perth?
A: James Mitchell has a major road named after him in Perth: the Mitchell Freeway.
Q: When did James Mitchell retire as Governor of Western Australia?
A: James Mitchell retired as Governor of Western Australia one month before he died in 1951.
