Overlooking Something Simple in Python?

I have an (ugly) code that almost gets the job done but seems to be tripping up somewhere. Basically, I have a text file of file names from a different directory and I want my script to read each line of the file, and if it contains a given string, print a corresponding number to a new file. For context, we have samples divided into 20 bags each with a sample name of 'G-17###' with multiple measurements of each sample, so I want the script to recognize the 'G- whatever' name as a string, and if that number belongs to a given bag, print the number of the bag it belongs in. Thus far, the code is opening the file, reading the strings, and creating and printing to the named output file. The issue is that the output file contains only 1's instead of 1 through 20 like it should.

I think I am just overlooking a minor adjustment in the code so it would fix the issue but I'm not sure what that adjustment would be.

def cleanname():
    out = 'cleanednames.txt'
    with open('matlabnames.txt', 'r') as namefile, open(out, 'w') as cleannames:
        for line in namefile:
            if 'g17198' or 'g17199' or 'g17200' or 'g17201' or 'g17202' or 'g17203' or 'g17204' or 'g17205' or 'g17206' or 'g17207' or 'g17208' or 'g17209' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(1)+'\n')
            elif 'G-17214' or 'g17210' or 'g17211' or 'g17212' or 'g17213' or 'g17214' or 'g17215' or 'g17216' or 'g17217' or 'g17218' or 'g17219' or 'g17220' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(2)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag3' or 'G12225' or 'G12226' or 'G17221' or 'G17222' or 'G17223' or 'G17224' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(3)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag4' or 'G-17229' or 'G-17231' or 'G-17232' or 'G-17234' or 'G-17237' or 'G17229' or 'G17230' or 'G17231' or 'G17232' or 'G17233' or 'G17234' or 'G17235' or 'G17236' or 'G17237' or 'G17238' or 'G17239' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(4)+'\n')
            elif 'g17240' or 'g17241' or 'g17242' or 'g17243' or '"g17243' or 'g17244' or 'g17245' or 'G17245' or 'g17246' or 'G17246' or 'g17247' or 'g17248' or 'g17249' or 'G17249' or 'g17250' or 'g17251' or 'G17251' or 'g17252' or 'g17253' or 'g17254' or 'g17255' or 'G17255' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(5)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag6' or 'g17256' or 'g17257' or 'g17258' or 'g17259' or 'g17260' or 'g17261' or 'g17262' or 'g17263' or 'g17264' or 'g17265' or 'g17266' or 'g17267' or 'g17268' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(6)+'\n')
            elif 'G-17270' or 'G-17277' or 'G-17281' or 'G-17282' or 'G-17283' or 'G17270' or 'G17271' or 'G17272' or 'G17273' or 'G17274' or 'G17275' or 'G17276' or 'G17277' or 'G17278' or 'G17279' or 'G17280' or 'G17281' or 'G17282' or 'G17283' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(7)+'\n')
            elif 'G-17286' or 'G-17289' or 'G-17290' or 'G-17291' or 'G-17292' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(8)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag9' or 'g17295' or 'G17296' or 'G17297' or 'G17298' or 'G17299' or 'G17300' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(9)+'\n')
            elif 'G-17310' or 'G-17311' or'G-17312' or'G-17313' or'G-17316' or 'G- 17310' or 'G- 17311' or'G- 17312' or'G- 17313' or'G- 17316' or 'G17301' or 'G17302' or 'G17303' or 'G17304' or 'G17305' or 'G17306' or 'G17307' or 'G17308' or 'G17309' or 'G17310' or  'G17311' or 'G17312' or 'G17313' or 'G17314' or 'G17315' or 'G17316' or 'G17317' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(10)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag11' or 'G-17318' or 'G-17319' or 'G-17321' or 'G-17322' or 'G-17323' or 'G17318' or 'G17319' or 'G17320' or 'G17321' or 'G17322' or 'G17323' or 'G17324' or 'G17325' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(11)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag12' or 'G- 17328' or 'G- 17331' or 'G- 17332' or 'G- 17333' or 'G- 17335' or 'G-17328' or 'G-17331' or 'G-17332' or 'G-17333' or 'G-17335' or 'g17326' or 'g17327' or 'g17328' or 'G17328' or 'g17329' or 'g17330' or 'g17331' or 'G17331' or 'g17332' or 'G17332' or 'g17333' or 'G17333' or 'g17334' or 'g17335' or 'G17335' or 'g17336' or 'g17337' or 'g17338' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(12)+'\n')
            #elif 'X' in line:
            #    cleannames.write(str(13)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag14' or 'g17347' or 'g17348' or 'g17349' or 'g17350' or 'g17351' or 'g17352' or 'g17353' or 'g17354' or 'g17355' or 'g17356' or 'g17357' or 'G17357' or 'g17358' or 'G17359' or 'g17360' or 'G17360' or 'g17361' or 'G17361' or 'g17362' or 'G17362' or 'g17363' or 'G17363' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(14)+'\n')
            elif 'G17366' or 'G17369' or 'G17370' or 'G17374' or 'G17376' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(15)+'\n')
            elif 'G17380' or 'G17381' or 'G17383' or 'G17388' or 'G17392' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(16)+'\n')
            elif 'G17393' or 'G17397' or'G17399' or'G17400' or'G17401' or'G17402' or'G17403' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(17)+'\n')
            elif 'Bag18' or 'G17404' or 'G17405' or 'G17406' or 'G17407' or 'G17408' or 'G17409' or 'G17410' or 'G17411' or 'G17412' or 'G17413' or 'G17414' or 'G17415' or 'G17416' or 'G17417' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(18)+'\n')
            elif 'G17424' or 'G17425' or 'G17428' or 'G17430' or 'G17431' in line:
                cleannames.write(str(19)+'\n')
            #elif 'X' in line:
            #    cleannames.write(str(20)+'\n')
            else:
                print('There was a problem renaming line ' + line)

    print('File names are cleaned and ready to upload to MATLAB.')


    ##Note: If the names are changed correctly, from top to bottom, the class order should be:
    ##19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 12, 11, 10, 9, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 3, 12, 11, 8, 7, 4, 2, 12, 10, 9, 6, 4, 3, 18, 14, 12, 11
cleanname()

The expected result should be some varying number of repeating numbers in the order specified in the code (in the Note section). The code runs all the way through with no error messages.