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January 19, 1910
The Daily Sentinel
Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado
What is this article about?
R. F. Kilpatrick, former assistant superintendent of the Denver & Rio Grande, appointed master mechanic of the Western Pacific with headquarters in Stockton, Cal. Announcement by C. H. Schlacks; local interest in Grand Junction.
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HE IS WELL KNOWN HERE.
R. F. Kilpatrick, who until the abolishment of the office was assistant superintendent of motive power and car departments of the Denver & Rio Grande, has been appointed master mechanic of the Western Pacific, with his headquarters at Stockton, Cal.
The appointment has just been announced by General Manager C. H. Schlacks of the Western Pacific, who is first vice president of the Denver Rio Grande.
The above announcement is made in yesterday's Salt Lake Herald-Republican and is of much local interest, as Mr. Kilpatrick is well known in Grand Junction railway circles.
R. F. Kilpatrick, who until the abolishment of the office was assistant superintendent of motive power and car departments of the Denver & Rio Grande, has been appointed master mechanic of the Western Pacific, with his headquarters at Stockton, Cal.
The appointment has just been announced by General Manager C. H. Schlacks of the Western Pacific, who is first vice president of the Denver Rio Grande.
The above announcement is made in yesterday's Salt Lake Herald-Republican and is of much local interest, as Mr. Kilpatrick is well known in Grand Junction railway circles.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Railway Appointment
Master Mechanic
Western Pacific
Denver Rio Grande
Stockton Cal
What entities or persons were involved?
R. F. Kilpatrick
C. H. Schlacks
Where did it happen?
Stockton, Cal.; Grand Junction
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Key Persons
R. F. Kilpatrick
C. H. Schlacks
Location
Stockton, Cal.; Grand Junction
Story Details
R. F. Kilpatrick appointed master mechanic of the Western Pacific with headquarters at Stockton, Cal., announced by C. H. Schlacks; well known in Grand Junction railway circles.