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1 August 1, 1913 (Friday)  





2 August 2, 1913 (Saturday)  





3 August 3, 1913 (Sunday)  





4 August 4, 1913 (Monday)  





5 August 5, 1913 (Tuesday)  





6 August 6, 1913 (Wednesday)  





7 August 7, 1913 (Thursday)  





8 August 8, 1913 (Friday)  





9 August 9, 1913 (Saturday)  





10 August 10, 1913 (Sunday)  





11 August 11, 1913 (Monday)  





12 August 12, 1913 (Tuesday)  





13 August 13, 1913 (Wednesday)  





14 August 14, 1913 (Thursday)  





15 August 15, 1913 (Friday)  





16 August 16, 1913 (Saturday)  





17 August 17, 1913 (Sunday)  





18 August 18, 1913 (Monday)  





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21 August 21, 1913 (Thursday)  





22 August 22, 1913 (Friday)  





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26 August 26, 1913 (Tuesday)  





27 August 27, 1913 (Wednesday)  





28 August 28, 1913 (Thursday)  





29 August 29, 1913 (Friday)  





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August 10, 1913: Bucharest treaty ends Second Balkan War
August 20, 1913: Stainless steel invented by British metallurgist Harry Brearley (pictured, the stainless steel plaque honoring him)
August 23, 1913: The Little Mermaid statue assembled in Copenhagen
August 13, 1913: Canadian arctic ship Karluk trapped in ice
August 2, 1913: Mortal men reach the summit of Mount Olympus, home of the Greek gods

The following events occurred in August 1913:

August 1, 1913 (Friday)[edit]

Juan Vicente Gómez, President of Venezuela.

August 2, 1913 (Saturday)[edit]

August 3, 1913 (Sunday)[edit]

August 4, 1913 (Monday)[edit]

August 5, 1913 (Tuesday)[edit]

August 6, 1913 (Wednesday)[edit]

August 7, 1913 (Thursday)[edit]

August 8, 1913 (Friday)[edit]

August 9, 1913 (Saturday)[edit]

August 10, 1913 (Sunday)[edit]

August 11, 1913 (Monday)[edit]

August 12, 1913 (Tuesday)[edit]

August 13, 1913 (Wednesday)[edit]

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Impeached Governor Sulzer and Acting Governor Glynn

August 14, 1913 (Thursday)[edit]

P. N. Nesterov

August 15, 1913 (Friday)[edit]

August 16, 1913 (Saturday)[edit]

Pilgrim monument

August 17, 1913 (Sunday)[edit]

August 18, 1913 (Monday)[edit]

August 19, 1913 (Tuesday)[edit]

August 20, 1913 (Wednesday)[edit]

Émile Ollivier

August 21, 1913 (Thursday)[edit]

August 22, 1913 (Friday)[edit]

August 23, 1913 (Saturday)[edit]

August 24, 1913 (Sunday)[edit]

August 25, 1913 (Monday)[edit]

August 26, 1913 (Tuesday)[edit]

August 27, 1913 (Wednesday)[edit]

Unlucky pilot Harry Hawker.

August 28, 1913 (Thursday)[edit]

August 29, 1913 (Friday)[edit]

August 30, 1913 (Saturday)[edit]

August 31, 1913 (Sunday)[edit]

Unidentified accident victim for two weeks, U.S. Congressman Timothy Sullivan.

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