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[ His career at the Santa Fe Railroad... ]
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By Paul Eakins
The Capital-Journal
His career at the Santa Fe Railroad was all about family for long-
time employee Joe Gonzales Jr.
Gonzales' grandfather, Epitacio Gonzales, moved from Mexico to
Topeka in the 1920s and began working for the Santa Fe Railroad in
the 1930s, as many Mexican families did around that time.
Several years later, in 1944, Joe Gonzales' father returned from
Illinois to his hometown of Topeka, lured by the promise of work, and
joined his fat...
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