— 2,013 US Bureau of the Census. Mortality Statistics 1927, Part I. 1929, p. 19.^[1]

— 29 AL “ p. 137.

— 25 AZ “ p. 141.

— 32 AR “ p. 144.

–230 CA “ p. 149.

— 15 CO “ p. 152.

— 16 CT “ p. 155.

— 2 DE “ p. 158.

— 3 DE “ p. 160.

— 8 FL “ p. 165.

— 8 ID “ p. 169.

–127 IL “ p. 172.

— 43 IN “ p. 175.

— 28 IA “ p. 178.

— 44 KS “ p. 181.

— 73 KY “ p. 184.

— 33 LA “ p. 189.

— 22 ME “ p. 194.

— 6 MD “ p. 197.

–170 MA “ p. 202.

— 67 MI “ p. 205.

— 31 MN “ p. 208.

— 20 MS “ p. 211.

— 81 MO “ p. 216.

— 4 MT “ p. 219.

— 21 NE “ p. 222.

— 13 NH “ p. 225.

— 43 NJ “ p. 228.

–129 NY “ p. 231.

— 18 NC “ p. 234.

— 12 ND “ p. 239.

–165 OH “ p. 241.

— 84 OR “ p. 245.

–100 PA “ p. 247.

— 11 RI “ p. 251.

— 27 SC “ p. 253.

— 39 TN “ p. 258. — 65 WA “ p. 273.

— 22 UT “ p. 263. — 44 WV “ p. 277.

— 4 VT “ p. 266. — 41 WI “ p. 280.

— 33 VA “ p. 269. — 1 WY “ p. 283.

[1] United States Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Mortality Statistics 1927 – Twenty-Eighth Annual Report, Part I. Washington: GPO, 1929. Accessed 11-17-2013 at: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/vsushistorical/mortstatsh_1927.pdf

1927 — Polio (acute), esp. late Sum-Fall, esp. CA/230, MA/170, OH/165, NY/129 –2,013