[1][2] He also served as a World War I correspondent,[3] and wrote several novels.

He wrote stories and novels about the American West after traveling it with photographer Erwin Smith during the summers of 1908 - 1910.

[5] He attended Woodstock Collegiate Institute and the University of Toronto,[7] then worked at newspapers in Montreal, London, and Boston.

He died July 29, 1967, in New York City and is buried at Hillcrest Mausoleum in Dallas.

[6] The George C. Marshall Foundation library has notes from an interview with Pattullo May 8, 1959.