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Kentucky Irish American
Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky
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The Kentucky Irish American presents Charles E. Shepard, a prominent trades union leader and council member, as the Republican candidate for Clerk of the Police Court nomination, emphasizing his representation of organized labor and support from workingmen.
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The Kentucky Irish American this week presents its Republican readers the picture of Charles E. Shepard, candidate for nomination for Clerk of the Police Court at Tuesday's Republican primary.
Mr. Shepard is a well known and popular citizen, for many years prominent in trades union circles. He is the only representative of organized labor running before his party, which will make a big mistake if it does not nominate him. As a member of the Council Mr. Shepard has watched the workingmen's interests and will receive a large vote from that source. He possesses all the qualifications for the office, and the action of his party is being watched in this case with no little interest.
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Kentucky
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Tuesday's Republican Primary
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Charles E. Shepard, a well-known trades union leader and council member advocating for workingmen's interests, is the sole organized labor candidate for Republican nomination as Clerk of the Police Court and is expected to receive strong support.