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William Kavanaugh Oldham

 
Music Encyclopedia: Arthur (William) Oldham

(b London, 6 Sept 1926). English composer. He studied with Howells at the RCM (1943-5) and with Britten, who was an influence on his early ballets (including Mr Punch, 1946) and choral pieces. He has worked as a choirmaster in Edinburgh, London (LSO Chorus, 1969-76) and Paris. Much of his music is for children.



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William Kavanaugh Oldham (20 May 1865-6 May 1938) was the acting Democratic governor of the U.S. state of Arkansas for six days in 1913.

William Kavanaugh Oldham was born in Richmond, Kentucky. He was educated at Central University in Richmond. Oldham moved to Pettus in Lonoke County, Arkansas in 1885.

He was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives in 1907. He served as a member of the Arkansas Senate from 1911 to 1913, and was selected as president of the Senate in 1913.

When Governor Joseph Taylor Robinson resigned from office on 10 March 1913, Oldham became Governor of Arkansas. Oldham served for six days, then turned his office over to the newly elected president of the Senate, Junius Marion Futrell, who himself was only acting governor for four months.

Oldham retired from public service and returned to farming.

William K. Oldham died in Pettus, Arkansas and is buried at the Oaklawn Cemetery in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Political offices
Preceded by
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Governor of Arkansas
1913
Succeeded by
Junius Marion Futrell

 
 

 

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