Bertrand Snell - Source

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  • Betrand Snell from the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
United States House of Representatives
Preceded by
Edwin A. Merritt		 Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from New York's 31st congressional district
1915–1939		 Succeeded by
Wallace E. Pierce
Minority Leaders of the United States House of Representatives
  • Bailey
  • Richardson
  • Williams
  • Clark
  • Mann
  • Clark
  • Kitchin
  • Garrett
  • Garner
  • Snell
  • Martin
  • Rayburn
  • Martin
  • Rayburn
  • Martin
  • Halleck
  • Ford
  • Rhodes
  • Michel
  • Gephardt
  • Pelosi
  • Boehner
  • Pelosi
Republican Party Leaders in the United States House of Representatives
  • Payne
  • Mann
  • Mondell
  • Longworth
  • Tilson
  • Snell
  • Martin
  • Halleck
  • Martin
  • Halleck
  • Martin
  • Halleck
  • Ford
  • Rhodes
  • Michel
  • Armey
  • DeLay
  • Blunti
  • Boehner
  • Cantor
(i) - interim
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Name Snell, Bertrand
Alternative names
Short description American politician
Date of birth December 9, 1870
Place of birth Colton, New York
Date of death February 2, 1958
Place of death Potsdam, New York

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