Works
- Justice to All: History of the Pennsylvania State Police (1917)
- The Standard Bearers: True Stories of Heroes of Law and Order (1918)
- That Damn Y (1920)
- Mounted Justice: True Stories of the Pennsylvania State Police (1922)
- The Isles of Fear: The Truth about the Philippines (1925)
- Mother India (1927)
- Slaves of the Gods (1929)
- Volume II (1931)
- Soldiers What Next! (1934)
- The Face of Mother India (1935)
- Selections from Mother India (1998, Mrinalini Sinha, editor)
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