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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1928

Page

8

Dorn's Rich Gold Mine Haunts McCormick Legend

The Dorn gold mine in McCormick lingers in local lore as a once vast wealth source. A mysterious Northern company reportedly holds the mine, while a reclusive investor from Greenville once grew rich on its surface, and the mansion remains a decayed relic. The mine's ownership is unclear, with theories ranging from hidden wealth to failed overseer sabotage.

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Crime Costs Far Exceed Govt Revenue Warns Judge

Judge Herbert Cochran of Norfolk juvenile court cites that crime costs surpass annual government revenue and twelve times army navy expenses. He says 400,000 inmates idle at public expense could produce value and notes U S crime rates exceed other nations with murders totaling ten thousand in 1924 and robberies in major cities.

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Standarde net Prevalent in a Changing Society

Fragmented wording discusses social ills such as poverty unemployment housing and debt. It asserts that without discipline and control a community cannot curb crime and asks if prosperity correlates with higher crime levels. The passage critiques societal structure and governance as factors in crime.

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