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Dom Dedë Malaj, a Catholic cleric and martyr of the Catholic Church, was born in Mali Kolaj, Velipojë.

Rrok Zojzi, an ethnologist and professor, was born in Shkodër.

Kolë Margjini, a teacher, was born in Prizren.

Pandeli Majko, a political activist, minister, and prime minister, was born in Tirana.

In Belgrade, the literary-music association "Përpjekja" ("Effort") was founded, which was an association of Albanian students studying at the University of Belgrade.

Edith Durham (Mary Edith), an anthropologist, writer, journalist, and travel writer, passed away in London (Great Britain).

Refat Frashëri, a bacteriologist, professor, and participant in the National Renaissance Movement, passed away in Tirana.

Telat Agolli, the founder of the Albanian circus (1952), a heavyweight champion in weightlifting, People's Artist, and Merited Master of Sports, was born in Tirana.

In Constanța, Romania, the first issue of the newspaper “Flamuri i Shqipërisë” ("Flag of Albania") (1915–1916) was published. This political and social newspaper served as an organ for the Albanians in Romania; it was published once every ten days in both Albanian and Romanian, with some editorials also appearing in French and English.

Mustafa Matohiti, a participant in the National Liberation Anti-Fascist War and a People's Hero, was born in Lekdush, Tepelena.