Democrat Black or Kilby Faces Divide in 1928 Race
FORNEY JOHN STON details opposition to Senator Black and support for Governor Kilby in the 1928 Democratic contest. He accuses Black of credit-grabbing, opposing loyalty tests, aiding party foes, and plotting with Horace Wilkinson, affecting Heflin's contest and Bankhead's nomination.
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