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The following events occurred in August 1917:

Royal Navy pilot Edwin Harris Dunning being congratulated after landing on HMS Furious in his Sopwith Pup airplane on 2 August 1917.
The Sopwith Pup aircraft piloted by Edwin Harris Dunning veers off the flight deck of HMS Furious during his second attempt to land on the carrier, killing him August 7, 1917.

August 1, 1917 (Wednesday)

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Union leader Frank Little, lynched

August 2, 1917 (Thursday)

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August 3, 1917 (Friday)

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Estranged NYC celebrity couple Blanca Errázuriz and John de Saulles, in happier times (1912)

August 4, 1917 (Saturday)

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August 5, 1917 (Sunday)

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August 6, 1917 (Monday)

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Romanian troops assemble to fight off a German counter-offensive at the Battle of Mărășești.

August 7, 1917 (Tuesday)

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August 8, 1917 (Wednesday)

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August 9, 1917 (Thursday)

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August 10, 1917 (Friday)

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August 11, 1917 (Saturday)

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August 12, 1917 (Sunday)

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August 13, 1917 (Monday)

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Lúcia Santos with her cousin, Jacinta Marto, receivers of the Our Lady of Fátima visions in Portugal.

August 14, 1917 (Tuesday)

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August 15, 1917 (Wednesday)

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Canadian soldiers in a captured German trench during the Battle of Hill 70.

August 16, 1917 (Thursday)

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August 17, 1917 (Friday)

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August 18, 1917 (Saturday)

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Aerial picture of the massive fire destroying a third of Thessaloniki, Greece.
 
Ground level view of the fire in Thessaloniki, Greece.

August 19, 1917 (Sunday)

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Three cavalrymen escorting a captured machine-gun crew through Brielen, 19 August 1917

August 20, 1917 (Monday)

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August 21, 1917 (Tuesday)

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August 22, 1917 (Wednesday)

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August 23, 1917 (Thursday)

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August 24, 1917 (Friday)

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August 25, 1917 (Saturday)

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August 26, 1917 (Sunday)

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August 27, 1917 (Monday)

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August 28, 1917 (Tuesday)

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August 29, 1917 (Wednesday)

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British anti-aircraft gun at Morbecque, Belgium 29 August 1917

August 30, 1917 (Thursday)

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August 31, 1917 (Friday)

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