 Dorr worked as a European correspondent for the "New York Evening Mail," with her writing syndicated to numerous other papers.In addition to her journalism, Dorr wrote two popular books on the European situation, including an account of the overthrow of the regime of Tsar Nicholas II entitled "Inside the Russian Revolution," published in 1917, and "The Soldier's Mother in France," published in 1918.Dorr returned to Washington, DC after the end of the war and planned to go on a tour of the United States to conduct research for a series of magazine articles.