At the urging of the United Kingdom, the actions of the World Alliance speeded up.
On August 25, 1924, the World Alliance issued a notice to the American Government, demanding that the American Government end the wars in the Philippines and Central America within three months, and bring peace to these two regions.
During the three-month period, the American people must not dispatch any more troops to the Philippines and Central America, and should progressively withdraw the American army stationed in both regions, as well as evacuate their navy.
If the United States could not meet the above conditions, then, at the end of three months, by late November 1924, the World Alliance would formally intervene with military force in the wars of these two regions.
This notice was not only handed over to the American Government but was also widely reported by major European media, spreading to American media and the civilian population.
