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W. Kyte (Liberal) made a long statement charging that this particular con- tract involved large and improper conunissions to certain 306 CANADA AT WAR American promoters — B. F. Yoakmn, E. W. Bassick and E. B. Caldwell — and that J. Wesley Allison, a close friend of the Minister of Militia, was a financial go-between in this affair and a beneficiary in these commissions. It was a long story bnt this is a sufficient summary. No direct charge was made against General Hughes but there were plenty ...of indirect charges or insinuations in succeeding party speeches and journalistic comments. Sir Eobert Borden at once cabled the Minister to come back from Eng- land and announced a Eoyal Commission of Inquiry com- posed of Chief Justice Sir W. E. Meredith and Mr. Justice L. P. Duff. The ensuing investigation was long and dreary in detail and much of the evidence sordid and unpleasant in character. The final Eeport of the Commissioners was sub- mitted on July 20. In this document, after dealing with the history of the matter, the Commissioners pointed out the practical impossibility at that time of obtaining or mak- ing these fuses in Canada ; stated that they found no fault with the terms of the contract in question or the price of the time fuses, though they found the price of the graze fuses excessive; dealt with the Allison charges and com- mission payments, or orders, to him of $195,000 and his evidence generally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Kyte (Liberal) made a long statement charging that this particular con- tract involved large and improper conunissions to certain 306 CANADA AT WAR American promoters — B. F. Yoakmn, E. W. Bassick and E. B. Caldwell — and that J. Wesley Allison, a close friend of the Minister of Militia, was a financial go-between in this affair and a beneficiary in these commissions. It was a long story bnt this is a sufficient summary. No direct charge was made against General Hughes but there were plenty ...of indirect charges or insinuations in succeeding party speeches and journalistic comments. Sir Eobert Borden at once cabled the Minister to come back from Eng- land and announced a Eoyal Commission of Inquiry com- posed of Chief Justice Sir W. E. Meredith and Mr. Justice L. P. Duff. The ensuing investigation was long and dreary in detail and much of the evidence sordid and unpleasant in character. The final Eeport of the Commissioners was sub- mitted on July 20. In this document, after dealing with the history of the matter, the Commissioners pointed out the practical impossibility at that time of obtaining or mak- ing these fuses in Canada ; stated that they found no fault with the terms of the contract in question or the price of the time fuses, though they found the price of the graze fuses excessive; dealt with the Allison charges and com- mission payments, or orders, to him of $195,000 and his evidence generally.
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