Coffman, Earl

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Biography / Administrative History

Earl Coffman acted as president of the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce's Indian Affairs Committee. The Indian Affairs Committee was made up of non-Indian business owners who organized their economic and political interests through pooled resources.

From the guide to the Earl Coffman Papers, 1923-1949, (Agua Caliente Cultural Museum)

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  • Allotments

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Places:

  • San Jacinto National Monument (as recorded)
  • Agua Caliente Indian Reservation (as recorded)
  • Agua Caliente Hot Spring (as recorded)
  • Palm Canyon (as recorded)
  • Andreas Canyon (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Indian Canyons (as recorded)

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