The Russian Duma votes unanimously to reject Germany’s offer for peace talks (not that the Duma has any say about that).
Former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan asks Lloyd George to agree to the talks. “All international disputes are capable of adjustment by peaceful means,” he says.
Britain bans the manufacturing of hairpins. The metal is needed for war stuff.
The Mexican Constitutional Assembly votes to re-legalize clergy teaching (in private schools only). (This will be reversed in a couple of days, or maybe this story is just wrong).
Pancho Villa offers to leave foreigners in Mexico alone in exchange for the US Army leaving him alone.
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