(LABOR.) PULLMAN PORTERS. International Railway Correspondence Institute. Long folio sheet with endorsements from the business world etc, and a separate sheet with endorsements from a couple of Pullman Porters who have graduated, from and received jobs through this correspondence school. Indianapolis, circa 1920
As employment opportunities like the Pullman Porter positions opened up for African Americans, there were those who saw a perfect way to make money by associating themselves with those opportunities. The IRCI was a perfect example. The Pullman Porter Company would have trained its own employees.
