Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
Lion Hunter Gets a Major ity of the Delegates From Keystone
 State
RESULT COMES
 AS A SURPRISE
Taft Carries Some of East and Roosevelt West ern Districts of
 the State
IAsSocidted Press Disbdtch]

l IAssociated Press DisPdtch] PHILADELPHIA. April 13.-The primary election in Pennsylvania re- suited in a landslide for Roosevelt As l tory for the Roosevelt aiherents be- comes more complete.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, April IA. i (Bulletin)-Early returns this morn- 1 ing indicate that in the Eighteenth congressional district. M. E. Olmstead ! (Taft) and Harry Hartzeler (Roose- vel) are elected. Late returns show Roosevelt delegates have won in the Fourth Congressional district in this city. This divides the delegation from i Philadelphia six each for Taft and Roosevelt.
 The Roosevelt campaign managers are claiming sixty-two delegates on returns so far. With the exception of one or two districts in the state. Woodrow Wilson will have a solf1 delegation from Pennsylvania to the democratic national convention. Of the sixtyfour delegates elected in thirty-two districts fully fifty are pledged to vote for Roosevelt. Added to this is the probability that the state republican convention. which will choose twelve delegates-at-large to the national covention. will be controlled by tFa anti-Taft element, insuring at least e delegates for Roosevelt from this state. The re- publican organization leaders are stunned by the overwhelming defeat of the Taft candidates and have nothing to say regarding the result. United States Senator Penrose. recog- nized as the leader of the republican organization and the leading Taft boomer in this state, left the city early this afternoon and boarded his yacht at Atlantic City where he is safe from interviewers.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-The result by districts follows: For Roose- welt. five. six, seven, ten, eleven. thir- teen. fifteen. seventeen, twenty three. twenty-seven.
 For Taft. one. two. three. four, nine, twenty.
 The twenty-second and twenty ninth are for Roosevelt. The fifth gave Taft one delegate and Roosevelt one.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-At midnight reports to the Associated Press indicate that Roosevelt has carried at least half the congression- al districts in Pennsylvania In ad- dition there is strong likelihood that the Roosevelt men will control the state convention which names twelve Cielegates-at-large. If this is the case. Roosevelt will have nearly two thirds of the 76 delegates from this state Woodrow Wilson apparently had little opposition in the balloting. and he will have a solid delegation from this state to the democratic na- tional convention.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 1S. (Bulle- tin)-Returns up to midnight indi- cate that J. Butler Woodward and John McGahrin will be nominated for national delegates on the democratic ticket in the Eleventh district. They are for Harmon but are not instruct e1.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 13. (Bulle- 5in)-Roosevelt national delegates in the Twelfth district are elected. Will son delegates in the same district are also elected.
 WILKESBARRE. Pa, April 13. (Bulletin)-There is every indication that Roosevelt will carry the Elev- enth district two to one.
 READING, Pa. April 13. (Bullesin) Scattering returns indicate that two Roosevelt candidates for National del- egates from the Thirteenth district are elec1ed three to one.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 13. (Bul- point to the elec- ton of delegates favorable to Taft in the First, second, Third and Fourth congressional districts of Philadelphia. In the Fifth and Sixsh districts the contest is bitter and the result close. although the Roosevelt managers claim the election of delegates. fav- orable to their candidates. The inde- pendent vote of the city is centerei largely in these two districts.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 13. (Bul- letin)-Roosevelt national delegates in the Fifteenth district are running ahead of the Taft delegates In the 18th Roosevelt delegates are still lead- ing. Wilson national delegates in